#Crashlytics is becoming a part of Firebase, and #Apteligent is becoming a part of Workspace ONE. For mobile developers who currently use these tools, they must decide if adopting the larger platform is worth it to keep using the tool or if they need to search for replacements. But there are many other reasons (besides deprecations and buyouts) that mobile developers should also consider when deciding if their current tools are the best ones for helping to improve their app's performance.
Eric Lanz, Senior iOS Engineer at Embrace, goes over what mobile developers and their teams should think about when making these decisions.
0:22 What Kinds Of Tools Do Mobile Developers Use?
1:17 How Often Does A Mobile Developer Change Their Tools?
2:03 What Happens When A Tool Is Deprecated?
2:49 What's Happening With Crashlytics And Fabric?
3:41 How Does A Mobile Developer Know They Need A New Tool?
4:46 What If A Mobile Developer Is Unhappy With Their Current Tool?
5:47 What Should A Mobile Developer Look For In A Tool?
6:24 What Features Would Help Improve An App's Performance?
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