Is anyone having list of customers who are using OpenL Tablets application - rule engine now days?
I want to know its use of reputation.
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We're building a cloud service that will enable users using misc mobile devices (iPhones, Androids, new Nokias...) to sync their data to the cloud. We plan to charge for the device cloud sync capability through a monthly subscription on our website. Our users will pay a single monthly subscription and then use the service across all their devices, regardless of the platform. Users without subscription will be able to use parts of the app without the cloud sync.
Will the kind folks at the AppStore accept this kind of behavior since we're in a way avoiding the in app purchases - the app will be free, and the user will be paying for the service on our website.
I am aware that the Kindle app for iOS uses the same behavior, so I am guessing this should be possible. From what I saw here:
Will Appstore accept this kind of application?
it should be applicable in my case. Does anyone else have any additional info regarding this?
As far as I know yes as spotify, mog and other music streaming services all behave this way
I'm making an iOS app like Kik messenger.
I'm worried that the chat will slow down once many users come on it.
How would you simulate this type of simultaneous condition at a super-early stage? I want to measure the delay time and see at what point things would slow down?
My backend is PHP/LampStack on a Linux RedHat server in the US. Many of my users will be out of the country and I'll be testing this out of country as well. (if this fact matter at all)
Did you try out services such as DeviceAnywhere?
Is there any way to track iPhone app utilisation? I'd like to know every time a user has opened or interacted with my app. I don't want any other information about the user or their device. I don't even need to identify the user. I just want to monitor frequency of use and inactivity.
I thought of possibly creating a unique ID using time in seconds and then writing some code in viewWillAppear that sends an email containing the unique ID. But I don't even know if my App will be approved for sale in the AppStore with this function.
Any suggestions would be welcome - thanks you very much in advance for any effort spent on answering this question...
just use Flurry in you App
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You can use Google Analytics to track these figures.
https://developers.google.com/analytics/devguides/collection/ios/
I have two problems with google's mobile analytics: (I am using the native version - not web)
I see pagevies but I don't see my events. This might be since you can't configure the GA website to a native mobile app traching.
The app isn't launch yet, I am the only one using it and GA reports 14 unique visitors - ha?!
Not exactly sure what you are asking, but can't really help without seeing code regardless
More than likely the GA cookie is being removed or not being set on your phone, or your IP address is changing or both.
I would like my application - an iPhone app, to use the Google App Engine to authenticate for all requests. I would prefer a single email/password to be stored inside the app, and to be used for these reqeusts.
Now, suppose the app is installed by say 1000 people and all 1000 people use it at the same time - will google cause issues saying that there are 1000 separate requests from separate ips coming for a same email username/password?
I am thinking of testing it with say - 4 or 5 machines. But it is difficult to properly test it - so if somebody knows it - I would be much obliged if you could let me know about the same.
Regards
K
Why would you want to do this? There's absolutely no point in using the Users API if you're going to hardcode a single set of credentials into every copy of the app - and it's very likely indeed that the account would be suspended.