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I'm using Delphi 6 for developing windows application and the application is crashing in few of the client machine and the exception is getting logged in Windows event and when the application crashes, I need to get the call stack with more information and how can I achieve this by without installing any third party tools like madexcept or AQtime, etc.,
Please provide any external tools to get more information for the application crashing.
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Is there any way to use Firebase with F# iOS Development in Visual Studio? I have created an iOS app using xCode and Swift which is heavily dependent on a FIrebase backend and need to now translate it into F#, however I am unable to find any information regarding this issue.
Yes there is.
You can use a third party lib to do the job. Some I've tested before are:
https://github.com/fsharp-playground/fsharp-firebase
https://github.com/ruxo/FsFirebase
There is also a package in nugget called FsFireBase
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I recently began studying mobile apps development and wonder if anyone has a good suggestion for an iOS compiler software?
The path of least resistance, in my mind is using the compiler that comes with XCode. You can find it on the Mac App Store here
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It will be good for me to receive logs when my application gets wrong status code or incorrect data from server in my failure handlers. It there any tools to receive logs remotely from specific devices or maybe from all devices?
You could try CocoaLumberjack. This is also a use of analytics (Localytics, Flurry, etc). Crashalytics and TestFlight SDK will help with this as well. But for remote logging, something like CocoaLumberjack is likely all you need.
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There are some features which I wanted to see the behaviour for in Rhomobile applications and compare them to the native apps. In particular,
Location based results: can we control how it behaves when no location services are available and perform different actions.
Any pointers to sample apps that have been deployed to the app store or Google play? I have been searching through the rhomobile.com (which redirects) but couldn't find any samples.
Thanks.
I don't know any example apps, but does this example app sampling native system functions help?
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Can someone refer me to a good tutorial or starting point for implementing a push service for BlackBerry apps?
I've read about the basic idea of a push service. I need some sample to code to start with.
Look in the JDE folder, there is a sample folder where you can find a nice code sample.
It's called httppushdemo, and there is a samples\com\rim\samples\server\httppushdemo
for the server.