Development Featured Four ways to spend less time (and budget) fixing your application bugs. Finding and fixing bugs is a critical part of the development process, both in development and production, but is it possible to be more effective in less time? A poll of thousands of software industry members conducted by Stripe revealed
Development Crash Grouping Concepts BugSplat groups related crashes together to make analysis easier. You can see the crashes reported by groups on our Summary page. The name of each crash group corresponds to the stack frame used to group the crashes.
Development Should you build and maintain your own crash reporter? What goes into building your own or purchasing a crash or error reporting tool? Here are some of the critical things to consider before taking the next step.
Development Crash Grouping and Aggregation in Search BugSplat recently added Crash Grouping and Aggregation in Search. Grouping crashes provides new insight into your product's stability and allows you to prioritize fixes based on a wide variety of criteria. To try out this new feature, navigate to the Crashes page.
Development How to Build Google Crashpad Crashpad is a cross-platform system for end-to-end crash reporting. Crashpad supports reporting of native crashes on a variety of operating systems including Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, and iOS. Crashpad also provides tools such as dump_syms, symupload and minidump_stackwalk that provide developers with function names, file names, and line
Development Improving technical support with crash data One of the most cost-effective and efficient ways to build and grow your tech business is to provide exceptional support to your users.
Development Local Variables and Function Arguments for Native Crash Reports BugSplat now includes local variables and function arguments for our Windows Native, Unity, and Unreal C++ integrations. By including local variables and function arguments, we can provide another level of contextual information about the cause of your crash.
Development The problems with user-reported bugs Getting feedback from your users is an incredibly important part of the development and support process. However, traditional methods of learning about your critical defects are often not sufficient for producing great software.