February 2017 Summaries

The latest features from the SDK include customized user surveys, bug comment translation, revamped logs, and better crash experience. The team has been working tirelessly to enhance the SDK with new features such as custom surveys that allow users to provide feedback without waiting for them to reach out. This feature aims to help build and ship better apps by empowering developers with better tools. Additionally, the SDK now allows users to translate bugs in any language with a click of a button, redesigns the crashes page with enhancements, and introduces a "User Events" feature to track user actions. The logs have been aggregated into one view for easier processing, and the team has also redesigned the screenshot annotation experience when reporting bugs and sending feedback. Expect many other updates coming in the following months.

A major update to the SDK introduces a variety of new features designed to enhance app development and user feedback processes, including customized user surveys, improved bug reporting, and translation capabilities. Key enhancements include the ability to proactively gather user feedback through targeted surveys, a revamped crash experience that groups crashes from different app versions for easier analysis, and a redesigned logging system for comprehensive event tracking. The update also includes a new screenshot annotation experience and enhanced screen recording features, allowing users to provide detailed bug reports with voice annotations. Additionally, the SDK now supports automatic translation of bug reports in any language, ensuring efficient communication and understanding across language barriers. These improvements aim to empower developers to build more reliable apps and make informed decisions on product development.