Isn’t it so good when you download a new application that just works? Something that fulfills its objectives and provides a great user experience too. At Mobile Jazz, we strive to release the best possible applications we can, in fact, it’s what drove us to create Bugfender.
We’re a small, remote friendly agency with engineers and designers all over the world. During the development of an app, there are occasions where we can’t even replicate bugs that our teammates are facing - let alone the errors real users may encounter.
We soon realized that we needed a decentralized console, somewhere we could view the NSLogs and Logcat files from our applications, even if the devices weren’t connected to our computer. And to our surprise, there just wasn’t one that fulfilled our needs. So we built it - meet Bugfender.
Now, Bugfender is just one of the tools we actually use when debugging apps. In fact, over the past five years, we’ve refined our processes and toolkit over and over, to be so efficient, we just had to share it. We want to spread our knowledge throughout the world in the hope that more developers will start releasing higher quality applications.
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Down to Zero
Down to Zero is our new free ebook, documenting the processes we follow to create great apps. It’s the methods that 1000 developers are doing to reduce bugs in their apps... down to zero :)
In the ebook, we cover:
- The Number One Reasons Applications Fail
- How to Prevent Bugs
- Hiring Good Developers
- How to Test Your Applications Properly
- What Data to Collect
- Collecting Crash Information
- Log Collection and Remote Debugging
- Analytics Tools
- Logging Best Practices
- How to Log User Identity
- Essential Moments to Log
- And More
If you want to start developing great applications and providing better customer support, grab a copy of our free ebook today.
You may also be interested in subscribing our blog too, we’ve got some great articles on what not to log and insightful use cases from our customers on how Bugfender saved them.
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