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Mobile Analytics Empower Your Entire Organization, Not Just Your Engineers

Mobile Analytics Empower Your Entire Organization, Not Just Your Engineers

Give different teams access to your mobile analytics dashboard to improve their productivity and save engineers’ time.
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Eric Lanz
Your Mobile Teams Should All Use The Same SDKs

Your Mobile Teams Should All Use The Same SDKs

Having teams pick their own tools is inefficient and costs your organization time and money
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Eric Lanz
Swift Date and TimeInterval: A Primer

Swift Date and TimeInterval: A Primer

How to use Date, DateComponents, and TimeInterval in Swift
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Carlos Farini
What You Should Look For In Your Mobile Developer Tools

What You Should Look For In Your Mobile Developer Tools

When are tools worth keeping and when should you consider finding alternatives
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Eric Lanz
How Does SSO With SAML 2.0 Work?

How Does SSO With SAML 2.0 Work?

Authentication using SSO with SAML 2.0 involves network requests between an Identity Provider and a Service Provider. SSO is single…
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Colin Contreary
How To Contribute

How To Contribute

Help grow the mobile community by sharing your experience and learning from others
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Colin Contreary
How To Debug A Memory Leak In An iOS App That Is Caused By A Third Party SDK (Part 2 of 3)

How To Debug A Memory Leak In An iOS App That Is Caused By A Third Party SDK (Part 2 of 3)

Part 2 — The Evil SDK
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Colin Contreary
How To Debug A Memory Leak In An iOS App That Is Caused By A Third Party SDK (Part 1 of 3)

How To Debug A Memory Leak In An iOS App That Is Caused By A Third Party SDK (Part 1 of 3)

Xcode Instruments and Hopper Are Your Best Friends
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Colin Contreary
How To Debug A Memory Leak In An iOS App That Is Caused By A Third Party SDK (Part 3 of 3)

How To Debug A Memory Leak In An iOS App That Is Caused By A Third Party SDK (Part 3 of 3)

Part 3 — Hopper To The Rescue
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Colin Contreary
GraphQL Errors: How Do They Work, And What Can I Do About Them?

GraphQL Errors: How Do They Work, And What Can I Do About Them?

GraphQL handles errors by adding them to an errors list in the response object, along with any data that the query returned.
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Colin Contreary
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