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Common technical hiccups in your product analytics that are easy to spot

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The good news is that many technical quirks tend to follow certain patterns that can be easily spotted—even by non-engineers. Here are four technical hiccups associated with corrupt event tracking data, how to spot them, and what to do about them. So why could that happen from a technical standpoint? Event stuttering.

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Mobile app event tracking: Telling the story of how your app works (or doesn’t work)

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That is, the name of the event is added to a log, along with the exact time the event occurred down to the millisecond. The fact that you opened the app is usually tracked as an event, so the event name App Open along with the date and time you opened it are added to a log. Properties sweeten the deal.

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A modular approach for integrating an analytics platform (like Mixpanel) into your iOS app

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And that makes it possible to get into all the benefits of a sophisticated platform like Mixpanel with little technical risk—even if for only a trial run and/or to use it alongside other tools like GA. As such, you might want to swap it for something that can be defined outside of engineering and automated. share and sign_up ).

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How to add analytics event tracking in SwiftUI (the elegant way)

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track(event: "Button Tapped", properties: [ "Button Name": "Add", "Button Context": "Task List", ]). } }.onAppear Analytics platforms, including Mixpanel, often provide a singleton where you can pass an event name as a string, along with properties to track as a dictionary. onDisappear {. }.onTapGesture

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User friction can sink your app. Here’s what it is and how to avoid it.

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Perhaps the name of the feature is confusing, or the UI doesn’t resonate. He’s been developing apps for almost as long as the App Store has existed—wearing every hat from full-time engineer to product manager, UX designer, founder, content creator, and technical cofounder. Unexpected drop-offs like this signal a problem.