I am launching a iphone web app that is related to mobile searching. Currently, I am looking for users to test on this app.
What is the best way to get feedback for this app? And get users to my web app?
Thanks.
Refer Wiki:Customer Feedback Management services a list of online services. This page has a list of free and paid tools and their comparison. These online software specialize in feedback analysis and opinion polls, etc;
Self-hosted software:
UseResponse
SaaS services:
GetSatisfaction
UserVoice
UserEcho
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If you're willing to pay (small amounts), one suggestion is Amazon's Mechanical Turk.
Re how to get first users:
Check out services like Betalist or Launchingnext. There are free and allow you to get first users.
Re how to get feedback:
Check out easy-to-use feedback tools like Usersnap or Usabilla.
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so my friends and i are on the final weeks of development for our application. What we are looking for is a bug/issue reporting system that could take our users from our app to a webpage were they can report a bug. ideally it would be a service that we could hire that would allow us to track tickets and communicate with our users. thank you in advance for your help!!!!!
We are using Sentry in all of our apps and it satisfies all of our needs completly. They offer a client for angularjs which will be the one you need with ionic v1. If you check out the ionic developer servey of 2017 you will find a nice graphic of which crash/error tracking tools are used most by ionic users:
Instabug supports Ionic v1 apps (mobile only), you can find a link to the plugin here: https://github.com/Instabug/instabug-cordova
While it isn’t a webpage, it should serve what you’re looking for:
Users can report a bug (with screenshot and logs)
You can reply back to your users
You and your team can use it to track and resolve tickets
If it’s a web app, you can check something like: https://usersnap.com.
Disclaimer: I work for Instabug
We need to create questions and related options in sales force and need to populate them in my application as well (question and multiple options together). I searched a lot in google,but no related information regarding this.
Any help could be appreciated.
Thanks
To consume data from Salesforce from your iOS application you should start taking a look at the Salesforce Mobile SDK.
A good place to read and get started with iOS and SF integration is the Salesforce mobile guides
You may find information on the same site about Salesforce integration with other mobile platforms as well.
I am on a mid way of porting an iPhone application to Windows Phone 7. In that iPhone application it is providing provision for submitting score details through Facebook / Twitter mail etc. So I need to implement the same functionality in WP7, too. How can I implement this functionality in my Windows Phone project?
While searching I found some methods with the help of web browser. But that is not useful in my case. In my app I need to log in through the the designed page and need to update the score status to the social networks through my own view.
Please help me to achieve the functionality in my app. (If anybody has sample apps or links please attach that information, too.)
You can use the ShareStatusTask to post to facebook, twitter msn etc.
ShareStatusTask shareStatusTask = new ShareStatusTask();
shareStatusTask.Status = "My Score: xxxx";
shareStatusTask.Show();
I don't know if it's exactly what you're looking for, but ScoreLoop provides a free high score system as well as social network integration for Windows Phone games. I'm currently migrating my homegrown scores systems to ScoreLoop, looks good so far.
I am interested in hiring a virtual developer to write a Facebook application. But I would like to be able to have them complete a Facebook development test first (that I will pay them to take).
Not really interested in the multiple choice "pass/fail" test, but a test that requires actual code to be written.
Was wondering if there was a place where I could find a "test" that I could give potential Facebook Developers, and then I will have a developer friend evaluate their code.
Any thoughts or suggestions on how a non-developer could test the Facebook Developer skills of a virtual developer before hiring that developer?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I've been developing Facebook apps for over 3 years and I know of no "tests" available. Facebook changes their API and platform so frequently, any tests would quickly become worthless and/or meaningless. The development platform is a bit of a mess right now with the switch the Graph API, Javascript API, iframe only apps and the requirement for using a secure connection.
I would suggest just starting with Facebook's own preferred developer's program. But just because a developer is not on the list, doesn't mean they are not a very knowledgeable and skilled Facebook platform developer.
Just for the record, I am not advertising or offering any services.
https://developers.facebook.com/preferreddevelopers/
Is this a violation of Apple app development rules? In some forums I just saw that thing. So am afraid of getting rejected by AppStore if I use the same. Help me with this please. And if I can't use Google Analytics SDK then which will be the best analytics method I could implement for my App?
This is not legal advice, but, as of right now, no apps have been rejected by Apple for using Google Analytics.
Google has released an official iOS Google Analytics SDK, and there is no record of Apple explicitly forbidding or discouraging its use.
Google Analytics is the most widely used analytics solution around, and unless your operations are based out of Germany, you likely have little to worry about.
I'm not sure about Google Analytics vs Apple rules, but if you're just looking for any way to have stats, have a look at Flurry Statistics - it's quite powerful and completely free. Also I never heard of any legal issues with it (I think you just need to inform users in your app's EULA that you collect data to make the application better).
my name is Peter and I'm with Flurry. Thanks to delirus for pointing out that we have a free service. We support iOS, Android, BlackBerry, WP7 and JavaME. Regarding iOS, we have no knowledge that any app has been rejected during the app submission process due to the inclusion of Flurry Analytics. Over 38,000 companies use Flurry Analytics. You can learn more at www.flurry.com. Thanks, Peter
Google Analytics is under scrutiny in certain regions of this planet because some people believe they are not respecting data protection laws and legislation.
So even if Apple accepts your app you run the risk of somebody filling a complaint with Apple and as result your app could be withdrawn at a later stage.
If you don't know yourself which analytic tool is best for your needs then I assume you have not really thought about what data you really require. Take a moment or two to come up with a list of requirements and then start looking for the tool best matching the needs.