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  • Bugsee Chrome will be shut down on Dec/31/2022

    September 30, 2022

    Despite enthusiastic use of Bugsee for Chrome by many of our customers over the past six years, we’ve found that there hasn’t been as much demand for this type of… Read More

  • How Bugsee Can Help Protect Your Mobile App Rankings

    January 17, 2019

    The user experience is golden. Without the user, a mobile app cannot succeed. This is why it is important to ensure bugs do not drive users away. Bugs ruin the… Read More

  • Android file upload doesn’t have to be hard

    June 21, 2018

    If you’re new to app development in Android, file upload might appear like an uphill task. But in reality it’s just two things — requesting permission to access the sdcard/camera,… Read More

  • Is Bugsee Any Good?

    March 20, 2018

    You probably wonder whether you need Bugsee and is it any good? Well, let me try to address these here. Video Have you ever wondered how your users get to… Read More

  • Can Bugsee do this? Really?

    December 20, 2017

    Holiday season is upon us and I wanted to wish that your mobile app will be super stable and bug free in 2018, which in turn, will result in a… Read More

  • iOS Crash Symbolication for dummies Part 3 – Bitcode and symbol maps

    December 9, 2017

    In the first post in the series we learned what  symbolication is and how it works, the second post taught us how to use Apple provided tools and helper scripts to symbolicate frames or… Read More

  • Automating cross platform building and continuous testing with Jenkins

    October 6, 2017

    In this article we will see how to manage builds for Swift projects, examplified with PackStream, through Jenkins, an open source build server. We will build it for iOS, macOS, Linux,… Read More

  • Using Fastlane to create iOS Ad-Hoc distribution on Amazon S3

    July 25, 2017

    This tutorial is a revised tutorial we’ve published earlier, called iOS Ad-Hoc distribution using Amazon S3. The original tutorial achieved the desired effect using s3cmd and a bunch of bash scripts. However,… Read More

  • SSL certificate pinning on iOS using TrustKit

    July 18, 2017

    We have already covered why certificate pinning in mobile apps is important and have shown how to implement it both in iOS and Android. For the sake of simplicity, we had to… Read More

  • SSL certificate pinning in iOS applications

    June 15, 2017

    What is certificate pinning? In this day and age more and more user data is stored electronically. Users are expecting end-to-end security from every application they are installing on their… Read More

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