Learn how the Embrace iOS team decided to open source versus build in public as well as what their CI/CD process is for delivering new SDK releases into the public repo.

Embrace’s open source Swift SDK was re-architected from its foundations to use OpenTelemetry conventions and signals.

An Embrace iOS engineer answers questions about rebuilding Embrace's native iOS SDK on OpenTelemetry (OTel).

Learn about the technical causes of memory leaks as well as best practices for preventing them and steps you can take today.

We spoke with two of our iOS and Android engineers to get their perspectives on The 2024 Mobile App Builders Report.

We're excited to announce that Embrace now supports monitoring iOS extensions! Get full visibility into how crashes and other issues in your extensions are impacting your end users so you can maintain stable, highly performant apps.

Ad SDKs are important to mobile games, but they can cause a number of negative player experiences. Here's why they're so hard to detect.

Get in-depth information on how to handle crash reports from your app in production from an experienced iOS engineer, Fernando Draghi. This article covers everything including a deep dive into symbolication, dSYM files, and how to efficiently work with crash logs.

Learn about the powerful concepts of serial dispatch queues, atomic properties, and semaphores, enabling you to confidently produce stable iOS apps.

Compiler-generated lines in iOS crash reports don't need to be difficult to debug. You can find the most likely file name and number with the proper platform at your disposal.