Congratulations. This is remarkably clever. You're turning frustration
due to bugs and the urge to shake the darn thing into something both
actionable and useful.
Hooks for something like this should be in every operating system with
accelerometers. I doubt adding an audio profanity detector to my text
editor will happen any time soon, but that might also be useful for
getting bugs/feedback.
I am more than glad for your interest in our service, we would love for you to try our SDK to see how easy it is to install & how efficient our system is for iOS developers.
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And please send your feedback on my personal email address zsherif@instabug.io
Please try to differentiate between dropping or bumping the device and shaking the device. Google's iOS maps app uses this interface for feedback, and isn't very smart.
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Congratulations. This is remarkably clever. You're turning frustration due to bugs and the urge to shake the darn thing into something both actionable and useful.
Hooks for something like this should be in every operating system with accelerometers. I doubt adding an audio profanity detector to my text editor will happen any time soon, but that might also be useful for getting bugs/feedback.
I am more than glad for your interest in our service, we would love for you to try our SDK to see how easy it is to install & how efficient our system is for iOS developers.
Here is the promocode: hackernews411
And please send your feedback on my personal email address zsherif@instabug.io
Here's a promocode to signup with "hackernews411"
We'd love to know your feedback.
Please try to differentiate between dropping or bumping the device and shaking the device. Google's iOS maps app uses this interface for feedback, and isn't very smart.