Critical Update – AS3 Classes 0.03.4
Hi all we know this is the second lib release in almost as many days but this one is critical to the continued function of App Analytics. The current build, while stable, is not performing as we’d like. Essentially it is placing unnecessary load on our servers, affecting response times across the application.
So please get the updated SWC and apply it to your apps. It’s as simple as a re-compile and re-release from your end which we know is part of your normal development cycle, so it shouldn’t take too much of your time.
How do I tell which version of the App Analytics swc lib I have?
The easiest way to tell what version you are running is trace out the App Analytics version inside your application. The best way to do this is on the next line below where you start App Analytics put this line of code
trace(AppAnalytics.version);
and then run the Application in debug mode. You will see the version trace out in your console. If it isn’t the latest version (0.03.4), you need to upgrade.
As always please test your application with the new swc before releasing it. If you have any issues please let us know.
Read More0.03.3 – App Analytics AS3 Class Lib Released
We have just released the latest version of the AS3 classes to use in your projects.
This release was focused on streamlining the application tracking calls to reduce server and application load to increase performance.
Please download the latest swc located in the downloads section of the web interface.
How do I tell which version of the App Analytics swc lib I have?
The easiest way to tell what version you are running is trace out the App Analytics version inside your application. The easiest way to do this is on the next line below where you start App Analytics put this line of code
trace(AppAnalytics.version);
and then run the Application in debug mode. You will see the version trace out in your console. If it isn’t the latest version, you should upgrade.
As always please test your application with the new swc before releasing it. If you have any issues please let us know.
Read MoreBleeding edge servers updated
Hi all we have posted a possible release candidate on our bleeding edge servers for you all to have a play with. There were a lot of behind the scenes changes but one feature that you will be able to see is the new spark graphs on the overview page.
This should help you make more sense of what the overview numbers and litterly at a galnce get a feel for what is happeing with your applicaion.
Enjoy.
Read MoreApp Analytics 0.03.2 Release Candidate SWC
As you may have seen on our support forums there heave been a few bugs found in App Analytics. A big thanks to finding most of these goes out to Brady White from http://www.notesync.com/, which by the way is a sweet App that you should take a look at.
From these errors that cropped we had to tweek the App Analytics swc to solve most of these bugs.
So as of now there is a new release candidate SWC in the downloads test section of the web interface. This shouldn’t go into live projects just yet. But please do use it in your test projects.
SWC Fix Details:
- Unique application miss track fixed
- App Analytics connection poll now set to every 30 second
- Very rare install initialization issue fixed
- Clear debug messages added for debug mode.
Also while I have you I might as well remind you of some of the major the features under development.
- People Management
We are adding the ability to add your team to an account. This will allow you to collaborate more as a team instead of sharing the same details. Also there will be user privileges so you can control who can do what. - Custom Types
We here at App Analytics understand that no application is the same so we want to make App Analytics as flexible as possible. So we are going to allow you to create as many custom tracking types as you heart desires. We even going to create a short cut in the content area so you can get direct access to data. - Geo Location
Give you the ability to find out where in the world your application is being used. App Analytics currently tracking all that information it just inst visualized yet. So when it is up and running you will be able to see all the way back to when your app was first tracked by App Analytics.
We think this will be of huge value to you for example you may find out from App Analytics that your application was used more in France than any where else, it would make sence to release a French language pack for your app. This is information that has been previously unavailable you that could make a huge impact.
Content drilldown now online
We have just deployed some wicked functionality that will allow you to look deeper into your tracked “action” items.
In the “Content” section in the left hand nav, you can now click on a specific action and then apply filters on it such as OS, date, app version and many more, you can even apply a double filter to an action, such as by “app version” and “OS” for example.
We feel this level of detail and functionality will allow you to gain valuable never seen before insights into what and how users are interacting with your application.
We are excited about the possibilities of this new feature and what valuable information it can provide you guys, we hope you are stoked to.
Read MoreRegistrations are open again
We have opened back up the registration systems here on App Analytics. WOOT!
So if you feel like giving App Analytics a spin click here to register. You will be up and running just a few minutes.
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