March 2018 | App Center Blog

The Ship List: App Center March 2018 Update

Visual Studio App CenterMarch 30, 2018Mar 30, 201803/30/18

 
Spring has arrived in many places, and with it comes fresh new opportunities and ideas. As always, the Visual Studio App Center team is working on features and updates that will enable you to build better iOS and Android apps,

Fast Meets Faster: Speed Up Your CodePush Workflow with the React Native Tools Extension for Visual Studio Code

Visual Studio App CenterMarch 23, 2018Mar 23, 201803/23/18

Recently, we released CodePush functionality in the React Native (RN) Tools extension for VS Code. CodePush is a feature in Visual Studio App Center that allows React Native and Cordova developers to push updates instantly over-the-air to end users. This is the ideal solution for hot-fixing your app when waiting isn’t an option,

Open for Feedback: Contribute Directly to Visual Studio App Center Product Documentation

John Wargo [MSFT]March 14, 2018Mar 14, 201803/14/18

To ensure Visual Studio App Center is as easy as possible to use, we’ve created a more direct feedback channel for building and publishing product documentation based on the great feedback we receive from you, our users. Open sourcing our product documentation is a natural extension of our App Center philosophy,

App Center Errors: Monitoring and Keeping Your Xamarin Apps Healthy

Blanca Delgado ParraMarch 12, 2018Mar 12, 201803/12/18

Building and shipping a successful app is a challenge. Monitoring and keeping your app healthy is even more challenging and time-consuming. Once you ship your app into the wild, unexpected errors often occur as real users start engaging with it; staying on top of them is crucial to the success of your app and business.

App Center Errors: Monitoring and Keeping Your Xamarin Apps Healthy

Visual Studio App CenterMarch 12, 2018Mar 12, 201803/12/18

Building and shipping a successful app is a challenge. Monitoring and keeping your app healthy is even more challenging and time-consuming. Once you ship your app into the wild, unexpected errors often occur as real users start engaging with it; staying on top of them is crucial to the success of your app and business.