✨ New feature in my FakeStoreApp! I’ve just added SwiftUI’s .refreshable modifier. Now users can pull down to refresh and instantly fetch new data from the API 🔄 Why it’s beneficial: Ensures users always see the latest products and users 🛒 Creates a smooth, familiar user experience (just like real shopping apps) Gives control back to the user → they decide when to reload data
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If you’ve deployed a Streamlit app, you’ve probably seen it: the red screen when something goes wrong. In development, it’s annoying. In production, it’s invisible unless a user tells you. Here's a technical walkthrough to implement a custom exception handler and get ahead of the problem. Learn how to: - Use set_global_exception_handler from streamlit-extras. - Log detailed exception data directly to a Snowflake table or with Snowflake Telemetry. - Automate Slack alerts for instant notifications when an app breaks. Implement a robust error-handling strategy and ensure your apps are always online: https://lnkd.in/g9rwTJwN
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Here's another cool how-to from Arnaud Miribel and the Snowflake Product Data Science team! Our core product dashboards are built in Streamlit Apps and closely watched by hundreds of stakeholders at all levels of the company. We need to respond quickly to errors, and built a slick exception handling system to help us keep an eye out. In this post, we lay out details on implementation and some thoughts on AI-powered enhancements.
If you’ve deployed a Streamlit app, you’ve probably seen it: the red screen when something goes wrong. In development, it’s annoying. In production, it’s invisible unless a user tells you. Here's a technical walkthrough to implement a custom exception handler and get ahead of the problem. Learn how to: - Use set_global_exception_handler from streamlit-extras. - Log detailed exception data directly to a Snowflake table or with Snowflake Telemetry. - Automate Slack alerts for instant notifications when an app breaks. Implement a robust error-handling strategy and ensure your apps are always online: https://lnkd.in/g9rwTJwN
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Without in-app analytics, you're building blind. You might think users love your new feature… but data often tells a different story. In-app analytics show you: 🤩 What features users actually use 🫸 Where they drop off 📈 What drives retention The feature itself doesn't matter if you can't measure its impact. Every app needs analytics baked in from day 2. You can't improve what you don't measure. ❓ Do you track user behavior inside your app?
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Day 9 - 🔹 Option Sets in Bubble Option Sets help keep your database clean and efficient. They’re ideal for categories, dropdown menus, fixed lists, or any data that doesn’t change often. ✅ Faster than creating a new data type ✅ Reliable and lightweight ✅ Perfect for organizing static choices Use Option Sets to simplify your app’s structure and boost performance. #BubbleTips #NoCode #BubbleDev #BubbleDatabase #AppBuilding #Day9
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One thing I’ve seen across industrial teams is that inspections don’t always get the attention they deserve. They're either rushed, skipped, or buried in paperwork no one looks at again. We built the crewOS inspections feature to make it easier to do things right. Field teams can run through job-specific checklists, snap photos, and capture signatures, all from the mobile app. It’s fast, simple, and actually helps people follow the process instead of working around it. If your inspection process still lives on clipboards or spreadsheets, it's probably time for an upgrade: https://lnkd.in/eTHE2ixP
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Observability leaders, changelogs, runbooks, and dashboard tips should travel farther. 🧭 Variants per audience or customer segment 📱 Mobile app for travel weeks and conferences 💬 Nudges to approve or share in one tap 🗄️ Archive and compliance supported 📈 UTMs mapped to docs and trial starts see how: https://lnkd.in/eFpt6htJ #Observability #APM #SRE #CustomerSuccess #ProductMarketing
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Featured in The Quint - our rigorous testing methodology that's changing app reviews: ✅ Days of hands-on testing per app ✅ Multiple device installations ✅ Real-world usage scenarios ✅ Complete editorial independence ✅ Extended testing for AI tools While the app economy grows at 14.3% CAGR, fake ratings flood the market. With 128K+ business apps on App Store and 1.5M+ on Google Play, authentic reviews matter more than ever. We take a deep dive into the functionality of the product to identify what the user journey looks like - because automated ratings can't replace human expertise. Read the full story: https://shorturl.at/6RPnY #AppReviews #TechJournalism #AppDevelopment #mobileappdaily
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2025 𝐫𝐮𝐥𝐞: 𝐀𝐩𝐩𝐬 𝐦𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐤 𝐨𝐟𝐟𝐥𝐢𝐧𝐞 ,𝐨𝐫 𝐮𝐬𝐞𝐫𝐬 𝐛𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐜𝐞. Your app is one spotty Wi-Fi connection away from being useless. Most apps just show a loading spinner forever or, even worse, they crash. And in 2025, users simply expect apps to work seamlessly offline. Swipe my simple custom hook pattern for optimistic UI updates. Why it matters: This makes your app feel instantaneous, even on a slow network. It updates the UI immediately and syncs with the server in the background, providing a robust user experience that doesn't depend on a perfect connection. My optimistic update hook pattern: → Use a state manager (like Zustand or RTK) to hold your data list. → When a user acts, update the local state immediately before the API call. → In the background, make the real API request to your server. → If the API call fails, roll back the local state change and show an error toast. → If it succeeds, you don't need to do anything—the UI already reflects the new state. Why this is the new standard: ↳ The app feels lightning-fast, even on a 3G connection. ↳ Massively improves user experience in areas with poor connectivity. ↳ Reduces user frustration and increases engagement and session length. What's the biggest challenge you face with offline support? Repost to help someone build a more resilient app. ♻️ #ReactNative #OfflineFirst #SoftwareArchitecture #UserExperience #MobileAppDevelopment
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📊 Your app is only as strong as the insights behind it. In our new blog, we break down the essentials of mobile analytics: the metrics that matter, how to track them, and how Dataroid helps turn data into better user experiences. Read the full guide here: https://lnkd.in/es9ceT2Q #MobileAnalytics #AppPerformance #CustomerExperience #AppGrowth
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