Oculus Platform SDK

Oculus Platform SDK is a development kit that was designed to help advanced computer users, such as programmers or software developers by providing them with the infrastructure they need to generate games or experiences.
The Application Programming Interface (API) it features is an asynchronous one that can help users take charge of their applications performance profile, according to their needs. The API calls generated by the application are redirected to the Oculus app and retrieve JSON objects, which are routed back to the main program. In the situation described above, Oculus can generate improvements and updates with minimum client-wise modifications.
The geographical position is not an issue with Oculus Platform SDK since their services operate on a homogenous network of servers. This feature ensures that calls have similar performance, irrespective of the geographical location of the call participants. However, since API calls are technically web calls, some of them can be performed as server-to-server ones and can be made directly from the backend.
Among the features integrated by this SDK, developers can find P2P (Peer-to-Peer) networking, leaderboards, in-app purchases, achievements, rooms, friend management and matchmaking. These features can help provide the end-users with a broad range of capabilities and a flexible environment for developing new applications.