By: Jon Hyman (@jon_hyman). Originally published on the Engine Yard blog.
By: Jon Hyman (@jon_hyman). Originally published on the Engine Yard blog.
We have a very engineering-heavy team at Appboy, and we care deeply about maximizing efficiency and driving our product forward (just like everybody else). To that end, we’ve put a lot of effort into making our development process more efficient.
By: Spencer Burke (@spncr_b)
We interviewed Mark Ghermezian and Bill Magnuson, co-founders of Appboy who hope to make the mobile app space a happier place for both developers and consumers alike. Mark and Bill share their vision of the Mobile CRM space with our SocialGreg.
An opinion piece by Luke Carlson and Ryan Stecher
Despite having large budgets, many big companies make similar patterns of blunders with their iOS apps, harming their ratings and rankings. As part of our work at Appboy, Ryan Stecher and I tracked and analyzed iOS apps created by companies on Interbrand’s Top Brands and top companies by comScore. After sifting through a high volume of data, we began seeing patterns among low rated apps. Below are the five biggest blunders companies made when it came to iOS development:
By: Spencer Burke (@spncr_b)
Hey Appboy Users! Our latest Appboy release includes some of our most frequently requested features. Appboy v1.5.2 provides a better user experience across all devices and more flexibility for creating custom fields. This update includes:
By: Bill Magnuson (@billmag)
At Appboy, we’re big believers in using data to help forge better relationships with customers. Today, I want to share some thoughts on an important part of the customer-product relationship that I think is often poorly executed on: the collection of, and action on, user feedback.
At Appboy, we’re constantly working to provide developers with tools to deliver an excellent experience for their users. As a result, we have to consider two target audiences and use cases for many of our product decisions: the developers that use Appboy in their apps, and their users. A great example of a case where we’ve designed for both developers and users is the implementation of Appboy’s theming feature.