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Colin Contreary

Head of Content

Colin Contreary is the head of content at Embrace. He brings 16 years of writing experience across comedy, musicals, and technical writing. Colin has been with the Embrace team since 2020. His passion for technology makes him a notable member of the team. He has self-taught web development skills that support his technical writing.

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sampling
15 December 2020 • 3 min read
Why sampling doesn’t work
The act of being choosy with the information you collect is not the correct best practice. Here's why.
Unity
10 December 2020 • 4 min read
The mechanic for your game engine
You won't get the most out of the Unity engine if you aren't using the correct mechanic: a monitoring solution that collects all the information to give you full visibility into your mobile app.
Apple
18 November 2020 • 0 min read
Embrace’s response to Apple’s new App Store small business program
Apple's new App Store Small Business Program is a positive step towards supporting small developers, offering reduced commission rates and fostering a more inclusive app ecosystem, aligning with Embrace's commitment to empowering developers and promoting innovation within the mobile app industry.
alerting
13 October 2020 • 5 min read
You need a single source of truth for identifying, prioritizing, and solving mobile issues
Unlock the power of a single source of truth in effectively managing and resolving mobile issues, as we explore the benefits of centralized data, streamlined workflows, and real-time insights that enable organizations to identify, prioritize, and address mobile app issues with precision, ensuring optimal performance and user satisfaction.
Android
1 October 2020 • 2 min read
Feature release: Multiple ANR stack traces
Experience a game-changing feature release: Multiple ANR stack traces, as we explore how this innovative functionality empowers developers to gain deeper insights into Application Not Responding (ANR) crashes, enabling faster debugging and resolution, ultimately enhancing app stability and ensuring a seamless user experience.