The document discusses how mobile app crashes can occur, how to gather crash reports from iOS, Android, and Windows apps, and some third party services that can be used to help analyze crash reports and monitor app stability and performance. It notes that app crashes can lead to unhappy users, bad reviews, lower sales and damage a company's reputation. Finally, it provides brief descriptions of several popular third party crash reporting services and tools.

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iOS developer
Did your mobile app
crash successfully?

3. 1. An airplane in a tree
2. The color of the black box
3. Batman s signal

4. Apps, crashes and reports
Examples
Gathering reports
Q, A and F
Coffee break
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5. Did your app crash?

6. Apps crash

7. Unhappy
users

8. Bad reviews

9. Lower sales

10. Bad reputation

13. This is a crash!

14. OS

19. That s a
crash report!

20. App &
airplane

22. Crash
report

24. Android

25. Windows 8

26. iOS

33. Examples

38. Bugs in
Your.app

41. Watchdog timeout
0X8badf00d

46. User force-quit
0Xdeadfa11

51. Low Memory
(jettisoned)

52. Symbolication

53. dSYMapp

54. crash

55. dSYMappcrash

56. Collection

57. Xcode Organizer

59. iTunes Sync

61. ~/Library/Logs/CrashReporter/MobileDevice/<DEVICE>

62. C:Documents and Settings<USER>Application DataApple
computerLogsCrashReporter<DEVICE>

63. C:Users<USER>AppDataRoamingApple computerLogs
CrashReporterMobileDevice<DEVICE>

64. iTunes Connect

70. Third Party

71. Crash Reporting
Analytics
Alarms
Distribution

73. Crittercism
(paid)

74. (free trial)

75. Air Brake
(paid)

76. Test Flight
(free)

77. QuincyKit
(open source)

78. PLCrashReporter
(open source)

79. Installation

80. Registration

81. Download

82. Integrate

83. Enjoy!

85. Web != m0b1le

86. SUCCESS!
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