Crashlytics Connector

What I like most about this app is that it gives you in depth information about the crashes that may happen on a daily basis and helps you prioritize and fix your most pervasive crashes

What I dislike most about this app is that it is very transparent as to how to actually set it up properly as there are many ways to do so, however, these ways are usually outdated

The problem this app solves is that it helps with application monitoring and it also helps realtime app performance and live crash reports which helps a lot in day to day work.

It prpvides all the details related to crash. Not only stack trace but also mobile device, app version, os version etc. This precise information helps developer to debug crashes easily

Nothing as of now. Everything is good about this

Figuring out production crash logs

I like how easy is to have an overview of the crashes. It provides statistics regarding each crash, like number of times it happened, device information, OS version. You can see the threads and get symbolicated results from the UI. If a bug gets fixed then you can close them from the UI. The best what I like is the email alerts, so if you have a crash which happens more often it will send email alerts so you won't have a chance to miss it.

On the other side, I really don't like the way how dsym files are handled. A developer have to manually upload after each build.

We are monitoring the number of crashes in our product for debug and release builds too.

It's really easy to use (even with the Firebase acquisition it's still pretty simple), it's a good and light weight crash report tool, beta deployment is really useful.

Crashlytics Beta has no open API to download deployments. Non crash logs can take a really long time to be uploaded

Be mindful of the Firebase migration, some features are not yet fully implemented and part of the documentation is missing. Other than that this is a great service they provide

Crash reporting, analytics, Beta deployment

The best part about the Fabric experience is that it is free and has most of the features of other Enterprise software. Integration takes minutes.

There isn't too much to hate about Crashlytics. I have no problems with this software.

It's free and easy to integrate. Do it.

We get crash reports and uptime reports for all of our apps. This allows me to sometimes resolve bugs before many users notice a problem.

New builds can be distributed for internal and UAT testing quick and effectively. Requires minimal learning to utilise and provides valuable feedback for developers

Nothing of note; the necessity to add UDID is frustrating when distributing builds to IOS devices but this primarily is a limitation of apple's design, not necessarily a lack of work around by Crashlytics.

It ensures we're able to manage the testing of apps more effectively and have seen excellent crash feedback reported back to the development team.

It is easy to setup into your mobile app. Crash logs are instantly uploaded to the fabric.io website.

Many times crash logs by themselves are not so helpful. In that case it is necessary to log custom key-value pairs using Crashlytics sdk. For e.g. you can possibly log the paths taken by the user to the moment the crash occurred. This can be tricky in many cases.

Crashlytics is free and very useful for instant bug reports along with device information and crash logs. It is like firebase, that why google acquired Fabric/Crashlytics. So, stay tuned for more awesome crash reports.

Get instant notification when there is a crash in our production app. Since there are varieties of android devices in the market, crashlytics provides useful information in crash logs that can guide the developer on how to reproduce the bug.

1) Per App Crash Data: We have multiple apps, it's easy to know what's happening in each of those apps 2) Easy to configure and integrate 3) Could be integrated with Slack 4) Real time Data

1) We have some android applications that are built using Eclipse, recently Crashlytics has moved to Android Studio for integration. It would be nice if they support Eclipse as well.

It's easy to configure. Make sure to consolidate all your apps under a single account.

We provide consumer applications on Google Play Store and Apple itunes.

Powerful crash reporting solution on mobile devices with lots of information on the state of the device when crashes happen for easy debugging. Very easy integration.

Web applications is not very useful and does not provide whole lot of information

A must use crash reporting system for mobile applications, applicable for individual developers to big organizations.

Real time crash report analysis. Through constant monitoring of crashes, we can easy find the most important bug to go after so that we can drastically improve the user satisfaction.

Crashlytics is one stop solution for App developers. It gives accurate results and the Fabric Plugin for the IDE (Android Studio) makes integration such a breeze. Over the course of time Crashlytics has evolved not just as a tool for handling crashes in the app, but with improved dashboard and an accompanying app to keep tab on issues as they happen , it has only progressed in the forward direction becoming better with every passing day.

The product is flawless in my view, but obviously nothing is perfect. Crashlytics api can be made a bit more simpler regarding tracking custom events as well as the documentation can be improved too. The documentation regarding the debug builds can be improved as I think its the one that most people search for on google. One more thing I think in event tracking it would be great if one can get detailed information for a specific device id.

Crashlytics is very well managed product. Its helped me to diagnose some of the unexpected errors in time and thus allowing us to be bette. This product is easy to setup and provides detailed information regarding the issues your app will experience once it goes live. Since its free , there should not be any reason for you to try it out.

We have a photo manipulation app that uses Native Development Kit. Which means that it can have some new issues come up even when we have pushed a fully functional product to playstore. Thats when crashlytics comes in and it provides us well segmented information about the issues that happen in our pushed apk. We are able to debug the problem right to the very core and thus fix it leading to an improved app with each passing day.