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Makes sense to keep the hockeyApp integration as it is an amazing tool for crash analysis and they still need that. Integration with crash analytic is a differe

Makes sense to keep the hockeyApp integration as it is an amazing tool for crash analysis and they still need that. Integration with crash analytic is a different type of integration than facebook, advertisment and the other stuff (crap) they have removed.

dep_b 8y ago
Apple's crash reports are pretty good as well, they'll pop you right into the offending part of the code. But it doesn't have all of the fancy dashboards and such.
oflannabhra 8y ago
Although Google has purchased Crashlytics, so now one of the most popular crash reporting tools has Google Analytics as a dependency (and yes, it takes several explicit steps to turn off the default data-gathering that is unrelated to crashes)
bunnycorn 8y ago
You really don't need that with Apples native stuff. I get crashes from my costumers and I can see where in code it crashed, it just integrates with Xcode and it's like a local crash.
- ToFab123 8y ago
  You cannot rely on that all users are reporting crashes. They might choose to uninstall your application instead. You need some kind of automated reporting in everything that is critical to you.
  - bunnycorn 8y ago
    Apple crash reporting system is automated.