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What is the problem? While the need to listen to scroll events of arbitrary views in Android has always existed, no such mechanisms were provided by Google until Android API… Read More

Overview Debugging is an important process to understand the unexpected behaviour of your application. For this reason, we must know well how to use the breakpoints to reduce the time… Read More

Why? Most of the mobile applications these days require some form of a backend. Usually it is used for something trivial, like maintaining user profiles, settings and scores etc. However,… Read More

In the previous post, we’ve learned what is symbolication process and why it is needed. In this post we will dive deeper and learn how to make sure a dSYM file… Read More

Many developers use Bugsee for its great crash reporting capabilities. In fact, Bugsee crash reporting has recently been ranked the highest among all iOS crash reporting services when it comes to accuracy… Read More

I’m thrilled to announce that Bugsee is on Product Hunt today. Can’t wait for the Product Hunt community’s feedback and thoughts. Why Today? Last year we won the #1 crash reporter award by CrashProbe — the ultimate… Read More

Back a few months ago, we’ve sponsored a couple of Core Intuition podcasts to both support the fine work Manton Reece and Daniel Jalkut do for the developer community and to get the Bugsee word out.… Read More

We are proud to announce that as of last week, Bugsee can officially be called The Best Crash Reporting tool for iOS. Bugsee now marks higher than the competition in Crashprobe, the… Read More

We’ve achieved an important milestone last month — Bugsee joined the One Comma Club, as more than 1,000 companies had signed up for Bugsee since our start just this April. Coincidentally, we… Read More

Back in early September, Lyle Troxell from GeekSpeak invited Dmitry and myself to his ad-hoc studio at Netflix in Los Gatos to record an episode for his podcast. Interestingly enough, we didn’t realize we were actually… Read More