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>>Everybody's 1.0 app crashes. No, that is wrong. My 1.0 apps don't crash (as per itunesconnect which says "No Crash Reports" for my last 3 iPhone/iPad apps w
by credo 16y ago
>>Everybody's 1.0 app crashes.
No, that is wrong.
My 1.0 apps don't crash (as per itunesconnect which says "No Crash Reports" for my last 3 iPhone/iPad apps which are all on their 1.0 version).
One of them was recently ranked #1 on Apple's top charts for its category. So this isn't a matter of trivial apps with a low user base.
- gcb 16y agoEverybody's who is in it for a big exit pile of money 1.0 app crashs
- gcb 16y ago*big pile of exit money i blame phone on-screen keyboards. Give me back my clickety keys!
- mikeklaas 16y agoiTunes crash reports aren't reliable. We launched our iPad app two weeks ago and have already fixed a couple crash bugs that were reported by users and didn't show up in the iTunes logs. There should have been quite a few, too, since we were the #1 iPad app for a while so I expect every crash report to mean 10x that many users actually experienced the crash.
- Zev 16y agoiTunes Connect is the last thing you should be using to know if your app actually crashes or not. I'd consider app reviews in the App Store to be more useful than iTunes Connect is to know if my app is crashing or not. iTunes Connect relies on people syncing their phone. Which doesn't happen nearly as often as you think. You should use something like PLCrashReporter[1] if you want accurate crash reports. 1. http://code.google.com/p/plcrashreporter/ http://code.google.com/p/plcrashreporter/