efutoran

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by efutoran 2y ago
I'm Eric, CEO/Co-Founder at Embrace (YC S19), sharing an exciting step for engineering orgs who need greater visibility into mobile app performance. Today, Embrace and Grafana Labs are bringing the promise of true full-stack obser
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Embrace brings OpenTelemetry to mobile developers(embrace.io)
3 points by efutoran 2y ago|1 comments
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by efutoran 2y ago
Embrace (YC S19 and YCG F21) just rebuilt our Android and iOS SDKs on OpenTelemetry. We're the first mobile-only vendor in the Cloud Native Computing Foundation, and we're committed to helping all developers and DevOps modernize t
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Embrace Closes $45M Series B(blog.embrace.io)
20 points by efutoran 5y ago|1 comments
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Bugsnag – Congrats on Acquisition
1 points by efutoran 5y ago|0 comments
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by efutoran 5y ago
I find it interesting that Apple hit Adjust just when AppLovin is about to go public. More than a coincidence.
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ANRs suck – Thoughts on a Solution
5 points by efutoran 5y ago|0 comments
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Apple vs Adjust (Applovin) – Thoughts of a Founder(blog.embrace.io)
3 points by efutoran 6y ago|1 comments
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Info: Webview crashes on Android – detected as ANRs too(blog.embrace.io)
1 points by efutoran 6y ago|0 comments
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iOS SDK Developer(angel.co)
1 points by efutoran 7y ago
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by efutoran 7y ago
I think the question I generally ask is what are the alternatives? There are so many developers tools but very few built for the uniqueness of mobile.
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by efutoran 7y ago
We do buffer session, log, and event data and retry it when network connections improve. The data usage will vary from application to application since it is heavily dependent on how much network activity the app has, how many logs are capt
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by efutoran 7y ago
We currently support RN, but Xamarin is not yet supported.
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by efutoran 7y ago
We do support network traffic capture, but this is not enabled by default and is typically only used on specific endpoints with specific status codes that customers are having problems with. We do not capture request and response bodies bot
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by efutoran 7y ago
Yes, the integration is the same as for native Android. We're happy to work through any questions you have about it if you want to test it out.
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by efutoran 7y ago
We find that customers typically use session breadcrumbs to collect data around subsystems like Bluetooth and GPS to figure out what is going wrong. The 1%-failure use case is definitely a pattern we see quite a bit and we've had custo
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by efutoran 7y ago
We have a few ways to ensure you don't send us PII. Sending identifiers like user name or email exist as an option in the SDK, but it is an opt-in integration step and not done automatically. We also have an option to capture screensho
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by efutoran 7y ago
Yep, there are definitely a lot of ways to tackle network capture. I haven't looked in-depth at that particular tool to know how close they are to what we do. We're always excited to see how other people are tackling this. Is ther
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by efutoran 7y ago
Yes, we have people using Flutter with our service
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by efutoran 7y ago
Sadly not. We have not seen a lot of demand for this yet. It'd be great to hear more about your use case.
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by efutoran 7y ago
Not yet. We will be open sourcing our React Native SDK in the coming month, and the native SDKs will be open sourced later this year.
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by efutoran 7y ago
On iOS we do this by swizzling network calls and on Android we use interceptors that are automatically added to your code using a Gradle plugin. By the time we get the data, the network stack has already handled SSL termination, so handling
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Launch HN: Embrace (YC S19) – Spot and fix bugs in mobile apps
90 points by efutoran 7y ago|33 comments