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# 4.3. Inclusiveness for Developers
Overall, FUNTA has extremely inclusive support for developers. Its overall features are:
* compatibility
We have launched a multi-functional SDK/API that is compatible with Windows, Linux, Android, and iOS and supports a variety of devices, such as smartphones, PCs, VR, AR, smart speakers, tablets, smart TVs, robots, etc.
* Ease of use
An easy-to-use SDK/API suitable for individuals and various developer teams. Whether applicable to Web2 or Web3 projects, including games, DeFi, SocialFi, video, NFTs, smart hardware, etc.
* Ecosystem expansion
Through FUNTA's underlying technology, we will bridge the gap between Web2 to Web3, software to hardware, AI to humans, real economy to virtual economy, real-world to virtual world, and build a true metaverse.
To better serve developers, FUNTA has also established FUNTA DAO, which includes more than 100 scientists and can provide continuous technical support to ecological developers. At the same time, it can also provide developers with a series of market-level support, including ecological fund support, traffic sharing, capital docking, developer community technology docking, etc.
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