Discord users took notice; There’s a lot more coming now

Now the company is now preparing to launch a dedicated SDK for developers to join in the chat-based fun. The Embedded Application SDK will be available on March 18, and developers will be able to
DiscordIt will allow users to create experiences embedded in an iframe in .

The company wrote in a blog post: “Many
Discord “The developer had their eye on Activities and was wondering when they could create their own events.” Prior to this announcement, these tools were limited to certain developers. Currently, Discord users can do things like watch YouTube, play poker, and share the whiteboard while participating in the chat.

The platform is also bringing back app rollouts. This program encourages developers to submit app ideas and provide up to $30,000 in funding.
Discord Last year it funded cool things like a coral reef camera, a city-building simulation, and an art portfolio app. Who knows what 2024 will bring?

Discord users took notice; There’s a lot more coming now

Finally Discordannounced that it is experimenting with technology that allows users to add apps to their accounts, so those experiences will follow them across servers. The beta version of this tool will be released along with the SDK on March 18. The company says users will start seeing apps popping up “within DMs, group chats, and small servers.”

These updates come just two months after the company announced draconian layoffs affecting 17% of its workforce. CEO Jason Citron said the cuts were necessary to put Discord “in the best position to continue building a strong and profitable business.” To this end, the company recently launched a partnership program with game developers to sell themed avatars and various profile effects.