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App developers finally seeing HTTP network traffic, real-time logs and SQL queries on a remote device via @AppSpector
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Yesterday we noticed a bunch of new registrations from one domain. Turns out, a $100M company was our client and was using one login shared across their mobile team 🤦🏻. Then one developer asked for his own account and forced an upgrade. So they went from $49/mo to $199/mo. 🤷🏼♀️
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We talk to our customers at @AppSpector regularly. And you should too.
Here are 9 questions you can ask your users during your call:
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TODO:
You will be able to run a specific user session on your debugging device/simulator, see everything user was doing and play with it as much as you like to detect the issue even faster. Not a video, but an actual session.
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Cut 🔪 your mobile debugging time in half - use @appspector.
2 weeks free. Cancel any time.
You won't cancel 🙂
(mirror - lufthansa - buzzfeed - waves - mad mobile didn't either.. )
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We created @AppSpector for ourselves. And then it turned out people loved it too. One of the reasons mobile engineers are looking for help is the complexity of conventional mobile debugging. Here are a few tips how to make your debugging process easier:
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End-to-end encryption is not only for messengers. Watch @AppSpector – tool for app debugging for remote dev teams.
Data is #e2ee between client apps; neither AppSpector nor Apple nor other users can read it.
Proudly made by @CossackLabs & @AppSpector ➤appspector.com/
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I used the wrong register in objc_msgSend code. This introduced a race condition with a one-instruction window. I guesstimate the probability of any given msgSend call crashing at ~1e-10. More than rare enough to get through testing. Common enough to generate a thousand radars.
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One of the best items in mobile #flutter dev toolkit that I've used recently is @AppSpector. Works like a charm and seems too good to be true at first glance. Seems like a great companion for @SnapfeedDev or @crashlytics – at Warsaw, Poland
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Looks like this @AppSpector update will allow remote teams to debug their apps while end-to-end protecting their data 👏
Waiting for official release 🤞
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Can’t say all details yet, but if you do care about #security — prepare for upcoming @AppSpector release.
- end-to-end encryption of all sessions, each event with own 🔑
- storing sessions encrypted (database cell lvl) in encrypted db
- smooth and fast on iOS, Android, Desktop
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🥰 For the last 4 years I’ve been working with community building in design & development industry.
🎉 Today I’m sharing with you all my knowledge 🎉
please meet my Research on How Design Companies Build Digital Communities:
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This is what I love to see in my INBOX all day every day. New users registering with @AppSpector after Sunday awareness campaign run by @androidweekly - thank you guys. 🙏
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Awesome project for Android and iOS appspector.com/ Really interesting @AppSpector
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macOS Mojave releases today, so if you've been using the beta you probably want to opt out of future betas for the time being.
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Ok, when everyone put checkboxes on their sites, next step is to implement backend security.
A practical guide for technical leads, DBA and DevOps – which exact infrastructural and database changes correspond with each GDPR right 👉
cossacklabs.com/blog/gdpr-fo…
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Building debug tool to debug a debug tool at @AppSpector :)
Custom instruments in Xcode 10 are awesome, 3 hrs to build, 10 minutes to find an issue not known before. #xcode #instruments



















