How Solving ANRs Improves User Experience and Google Play Store Ranking Application Not Responding (ANR) is a type of error on Android that occurs when a user is unable to take action in an app for a prolonged period of time.
app health How You Should Measure App Health You’re beginning to understand just how different mobile is from web. User expectations, engagement, and experiences are different, and best practices for architecting and scaling apps are also different.
mobile-first Why You Should Be Thinking Mobile-First Now that you manage a mobile team, you’re hearing that the mobile landscape is completely different from web. You’re realizing the ecosystem is different too: the tools are
When Should a VP of Mobile Engineering Reevaluate Tooling? Mobile teams often don't reconsider their choice of SDKs. We'll go over why and when teams should switch SDKs and what to keep in mind when making the decision. What
eBook Accelerate Mobile Engineering with Standardized Tooling If you manage mobile teams or are building out a new mobile team at your organization, you’ll want to read our newest eBook: Accelerate Mobile Engineering with Standardized Tooling.
Watchdog Terminations on iOS A Watchdog Termination on iOS occurs when the OS kills an app for violating rules regarding time or resource usage. A few examples where this could occur include: An app
Webinar: Solve That "Impossible" Crash Join us on Tuesday, June 30th at 10AM PT / 1PM ET Register Now How much do you really know about crashes? There's a lot more to understand than simply looking
scaling Problems When Scaling An App: The Tools Mobile startups all face the same problem: how do you balance growth with app stability? After all, everyone wants more users, but when that hockey stick growth finally happens, unless
scaling Problems When Scaling An App: The Architecture Mobile startups all face the same problem: how do you balance growth with app stability? After all, everyone wants more users, but when that hockey stick growth finally happens, unless
wfh How Embrace Has Adjusted To Working From Home Starting March 20, 2020, Los Angeles County has enacted a shelter-in-place order for its residents. It calls for the closure of non-essential businesses and asks all residents to stay at
Webinar: Learn Tips And Tricks For Debugging Memory Leaks In iOS Our iPhones get more and more powerful every year, and technology like automatic reference counting (ARC) was supposed to take the pain of managing memory away from you. So why are you still up in the middle of the night fixing memory leaks? The
iOS Why Do I Always Have To Update My SDKs: An Explanation Courtesy of iOS 13 We get it. You’re tired of constantly updating your third party SDKs. You need to update your SDKs for bug fixes. You need to update your SDKs for new
crashes How To Debug A Crash When The Crash Report Is Corrupted How do you debug a crash when the crash report doesn’t provide any actionable information? Well, you can go through your codebase line by line. That’s always an
carthage Should You Use CocoaPods Or Carthage? CocoaPods and Carthage are the two main dependency managers for developing applications on iOS. But how do you decide if one of them is right for your project? We’ll
graphql Why You Should Break Out Your GraphQL Headers The most useful tool to track down bugs and improve performance (after a stack trace) is network request monitoring. In a REST API, no problem. Each request hits a unique
Feature Release: Issue Prioritization and Workflow! Embrace has historically been a pretty nifty tool for understanding and reproducing user issues but having pages full of metrics can certainly be daunting for any developer. After all, it's
