Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
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Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
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Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#2this is how analytics should be done. congrats, guys. proud to be an investor!
Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#3I've been having an awesome time with Heap for the web. Their response time is fantastic for user feedback too.
Glad they exist.
Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#4Is the "capture everything" approach to analytics a way to differentiate themselves from more enterprise level mobile analytics solutions such as Localytics?
Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#5Been testing Heap on iOS out for the last few days. Awesome product. Congrats guys!
Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#6Curious if this means that the Heap SDK will require for the shipped app to be symbolicated or not, given how their example is written.
Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#7Do you have any case studies showing what the actual overhead is? I love the idea but would worry about negatively impacting the customer experience.
Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#8We need more mobile metrics innovation so I welcome this.
Coincidentally just today I released an open source library on iDevRecipes to do smarter metrics. My approach is to use base classes.
To achieve the no extra code part, is the SDK using swizzling?
Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#9Do you have any case studies showing what the actual overhead is? I love the idea but would worry about negatively impacting the customer experience.
CPU-wise, our SDK adds up to 2% overhead to normal UIEvent-handling. This is with frantic and constant user input - in practice the overhead is much less.
Network-wise, we batch user activity and by default make a network request every 5-10 seconds. We'll expose a config variable so devs can tune this frequency on a per-app basis.
Re: Heap for iOS: the capture-everything approach to mobile analytics
#10We need more mobile metrics innovation so I welcome this. Coincidentally just today I released an open source library on iDevRecipes to do smarter metrics. My approach is to use base classes. To achieve the no extra code part, is the SDK using swizzling?
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