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The latest version of the T&D Thermo app for iOS is now available. We recommend updating via the App Store if you're using version 2.91 or lower. Please note: if you're updating from version 2.71 or earlier, a full reinstall is still required and app data will be deleted. For details on the issue and update steps, refer to our July 17 notice. Learn more: https://lnkd.in/e64xcbnv

"Get ready for some hilarious laughter! Google reCAPTCHA's error message suggests that your Android app's reCAPTCHA key type is invalid. While this might seem like a minor issue, it's actually a crucial step in implementing reCAPTCHA in your app. Don't let the error discourage you - we've got you covered. Firstly, to generate a reCAPTCHA key for Android apps, you'll need to create a reCAPTCHA key from the Google reCAPTCHA Admin Console. This involves generating a unique key for your site and adding it to your Android code. Make sure you're using the correct key type, as specified in the error message. From the Admin Console, you can create a "Website" reCAPTCHA key for Android apps. This key type is specifically designed for websites and allows you to protect your website from spam and abuse. If you're unsure which type of reCAPTCHA key to use, you can check the list of supported types from the Google reCAPTCHA console. To configure the Web key to work with Android reCAPTCHA API, you'll need to use the SafetyNet client library for Android. This library provides a convenient way to interact with the reCAPTCHA API on Android, allowing you to verify a user's re

⚡ Improving Performance with Local Caching in iOS 📱 In my FakeStore API App, I implemented a caching system to make the app faster and more efficient. 🔑 How it works: Data is saved locally as JSON files using FileManager A refresh logic with timestamps in UserDefaults ensures fresh data every 10 minutes If data is still valid, it loads instantly from cache instead of hitting the API Result → fewer API calls, faster loading, better user experience 💡 Why this matters: Most real apps don’t always fetch data fresh — they use caching to balance performance, offline support, and server efficiency. Building this feature helped me think like a production developer. 📂 Check it out here 👉 https://lnkd.in/e7rz8sMX

Rebuilding a custom solution from scratch was faster than trying to get their existing legacy solution working, and a custom build would give them exactly what they needed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/g2Ke59Nd #Claris #TechnologySolutions #App #FileMaker

Rebuilding a custom solution from scratch was faster than trying to get their existing legacy solution working, and a custom build would give them exactly what they needed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gic2yan3 #Claris #TechnologySolutions #App #FileMaker

Dear App Developers-- You may be tempted to disable the highly optimized and familiar device keyboard and substitute your own custom "keyboard"--really just a collection of buttons--in order to add a few shortcut buttons you think will be helpful. You are wrong. Whatever advantage your custom keys might offer are FAR outweighed by the irritation of forcing users to use an unfamiliar, crippled "keyboard". Just don't do it.

Rebuilding a custom solution from scratch was faster than trying to get their existing legacy solution working, and a custom build would give them exactly what they needed. Read more 👉 https://lnkd.in/gsXVhWkt #Claris #TechnologySolutions #App #FileMaker

August was a busy month for the Firebase team! 🐝 Catch the updates in the latest Firebase Release Notes. Chapters: 0:12 - Firestore updates 1:29 - App Hosting route-based monitoring 1:55 - Crashlytics updates 2:44 - Data Connect initialization from the CLI 3:00 - firebase init aitools 3:20 - ActionCodeSettings.link_domain in Admin SDKs 3:45 - Firebase App Distribution tester restrictions

[Azure App Service] App Service builds behind proxies: fixing trust with a public certificate. TL;DR: If your organization uses a TLS-inspecting proxy (e.g., Zscaler), some of the traffic originating from App Service build infrastructure may be re-signed by the proxy. App Service doesn’t trust that proxy cert by default, so the build fails. Set the app setting WEBSITE_INSTALL_PUBLIC_CERTS_IN_KUDU=true and upload the proxy’s public certificate (.cer). App Service will install the certificate and your builds will succeed. https://lnkd.in/gRzpgV3k

Do you use Laravel? Did you know you can use Sentry to get full production visibility into your Laravel app? Our latest blog post by Kyle Tryon outlines a few different Laravel debugging tools to help you debug smarter, not harder 👉 https://lnkd.in/eT8SrRdi