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by jorlow 13y ago
If you register (takes 2 seconds) there's an example project where you can see the integration steps with the exact code you need to paste in. You're right though, we should definitely add examples to the main site.
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by jorlow 13y ago
One of the biggest reasons is probably the reason behind using any software as a service rather than doing it yourself: you can concentrate on what you do best and not spend time managing things yourself. A couple of our users switched from
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by jorlow 13y ago
For what it's worth, using Clutch was one of the reasons we ended up making Apptimize. We ran into several bugs including one that was crashing the app we were working on and issues with its probability distribution. And the reporting
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Show HN – Apptimize: A/B testing for native Android, iOS apps(newton.apptimize.com)
126 points by jorlow 13y ago|50 comments
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Startup Naming Stories(blog.gaborcselle.com)
2 points by jorlow 14y ago|0 comments
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Not All Apps Can Be Instagrams, But Someone Might Be Willing to Buy Them(allthingsd.com)
19 points by jorlow 14y ago|6 comments
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DrawChat’s Creators Are Auctioning Off The App(techcrunch.com)
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by jorlow 15y ago
Chromium compiles leveldb using the standard Xcode toolchain, but has a dependency on Chromium's "base" library, so it's for sure possible. I can't tell you the exact steps, but I suspect it wouldn't be too hard to get the posix port compi
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by jorlow 15y ago
All leveldb access is done in the main process (which also handles UI, network, most file access, etc).
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by jorlow 16y ago
I believe it's available in later 7 builds and all dev channel builds after that. Note that it is not yet available in the beta or stable channel builds (since we're still perfecting it). Also, I really recommend you upgrade your Chromium