Mobile experts Embrace expand Real User Monitoring (RUM) solution to web, bringing expertise in OpenTelemetry and performance insights across all screens.
Embrace is extending our user-focused observability platform to support websites and web apps. With our new Web RUM launch, we're giving frontend teams full visibility into how their end users experience their products – regardless of the screen they're using.
In this OpenTelemetry expert panel, we discuss the signals, tools, and approaches to catch some sweet observability waves with OTel. And which parts of OTel still leave us a bit sunburned.
Crashes can be a nightmare for any Flutter app developer, leading to frustrated users and tarnished reputations. In this blog, we delve into the world of crash prevention and offer valuable insights on how to safeguard your Flutter app.
Discover how Embrace can help you detect and prevent third-party plugin crashes in your mobile Unity app, ensuring a stable and seamless user experience.
Solving an expired task crash in iOS is vital for ensuring an optimal mobile user experience. Find out how you can pinpoint and solve these crashes in our blog post.
Background services and background threading are a vital part of any mobile application, but they can also be a source of crashes and other issues. To ensure the smooth operation of background services and threads, monitoring and analyzing their performance using metrics is essential.
As an iOS developer, understanding SIGKILLs is vital. The right understanding helps you problem solving faster, produce highly performant apps, and save valuable development time that can be refocused on innovation.
ANRs can be a major headache for developers, but call stack snapshots offer a solution. By capturing additional context about ANRs in production, developers can gain insights that help diagnose and solve performance issues.
Null references are a common source of frustration that can lead to crashy code. Fortunately, Dart provides a null safety feature to help solve these issues at compile time, so they don't affect your app at runtime. Read on to learn more.
