therealkerni

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   by therealkerni 10y ago

   On which platform are you using C++?
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   by therealkerni 13y ago

   1. Sadly you ignored the example I posted completely. 2. Integrating by source code is valid for some use cases, but it is definitely not for all. E.g. low level libraries like crash reporters which can not be platform independent. Or libra
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   by therealkerni 13y ago

   The blog post contains lots of reasons, you might want to read it. Here is only one example of why including via source code can be a bad thing: > In the years past, for example, I saw issues related to a specific linker bug that resulte
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   by therealkerni 13y ago

   You might want to read the blog post again: CocoaPods does NOT solve the mentioned issues or provides the system that should be made available for developers as it exists on OS X.
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   by therealkerni 15y ago

   Looking forward to your improvements to PLCrashReporter, hopefully they will be open-source as Landon's work. Welcome to the space! - Team HockeyApp
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   by therealkerni 15y ago

   You can reach us here: http://support.hockeyapp.net/
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   by therealkerni 15y ago

   Hey, I am Andreas, one of the developers of HockeyApp.net. The service provides some pretty unique features especially advanced crash report management. Crash Reporting is based on PLCrashReporter (see http://landonf.bikemonkey.org/code/
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   Adv. iOS crash reports for beta & app store and now improved beta distribution(hockeyapp.net)

   13 points by therealkerni 15y ago|8 comments