Everyone ships Firebase. What makes Books & Reference different is the stack underneath: Start.io, Google ARCore, AdColony and 6 more, ranked by how much more often they appear here than in the rest of the catalog.
Catalog-wide staples like Google Sign-In and Firebase are filtered out by design. Each SDK below is at least 1.5× more likely to ship in a Books & Reference app than elsewhere.
Raw adoption inside the category against adoption everywhere else. SDKs marked baseline ship in most apps regardless of category.
Build framework detected by static analysis across all 30 apps in this category. Native Android leads at 70%.
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Last analyzedAnalysis dates reflect when each app was last scanned.
Across 30 analyzed Books & Reference apps, the SDKs that stand out most against the rest of the catalog are Start.io, Google ARCore and AdColony. Start.io appears in 7 of 30 Books & Reference apps.
Native Android leads the category, used by 21 of 30 analyzed Books & Reference apps.
30 Books & Reference apps, with an average of 9.4 SDKs each, against 10.2 across the whole catalog.
FlyTrap ranks SDKs by how much more often they appear in Books & Reference apps than in the rest of the catalog, not by raw popularity. That filters out staples like Firebase and surfaces the integrations specific to Books & Reference.
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