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Continuous everything – Build. Test. Deploy. Engage. Repeat.
If C++ is not an already installed language in Visual Studio, you need to install Desktop development with C++ through the Visual Studio Installer: After installing the Desktop development with C++ workload, you can choose the Win32 Console Application template and create your HelloWorld project.
Continuous everything – Build. Test. Deploy. Engage. Repeat.
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Mobile Backend as a Service (MBaaS) capabilities on Azure, helping developers build applications faster without the need for managing infrastructure. These capabilities include support for identity, push notifications and data synchronization directly inside Visual Studio App Center.
Ship higher-quality apps faster and with more confidence
Automate the lifecycle of your iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS apps. Connect your repo and within minutes build in the cloud, test on thousands of real devices, distribute to beta testers and app stores, and monitor real-world usage with crash and analytics data. All in one place.
Build apps more frequently, faster
Take the pain out of building your iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS apps locally. Connect to your GitHub, Bitbucket or Azure repos and build your apps automatically with every pull request or on demand, without the headache of managing build agents.
Ship higher-quality apps with confidence
Automate UI tests on thousands of real-world devices and hundreds of configurations in the cloud, using popular frameworks such as Appium, Espresso, and XCUITest. Test every UI interaction your users can do, and diagnose bugs and performance problems every time you build, with detailed step-by-step tracking reports, screenshots, and logs.
Deploy everywhere with ease
Distribute your app to beta testers and users on Android, iOS, Windows, and macOS with every commit or on demand. Send different builds to different groups of testers and notify them via in-app updates. When ready, release to Apple’s App Store, Google Play, and to Microsoft Intune.
Insightful crash reports
Monitor the health of your app with advanced capabilities such as intelligent crash grouping and management, faster debugging with symbolication, and detailed crash reports. Get notified and fix issues as they come up.
Real-time analytics
Grow your audience by focusing on what’s important with deep insights about user sessions, top devices, OS versions, behavioral analytics and event trackers for your iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS apps. Easily create custom events to track anything.
Choose only the App Center services you need
Have your own analytics solution? Using a different beta distribution platform? No problem. Our open-sourced SDKs and APIs let you integrate just the services of App Center you need.
Automate the app development lifecycle for iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS
1. Integrate using CocoaPods
If you haven’t already, install CocoaPods by downloading the app or by running this command in a terminal:
Should you not already be using CocoaPods, create a Podfile by running pod init in your app’s root directory.
Add the following to your Podfile to include all App Center services in your app:
Save the file and run this command in the terminal:
Open the .xcworkspace file for your app.
2. Start the SDK
Open AppDelegate.swift file and add the following lines below your own import statements.
In the same file, add the following in your didFinishLaunchingWithOptions delegate method.
1. Integrate using CocoaPods
If you haven’t already, install CocoaPods by downloading the app or by running this command in a terminal:
Should you not already be using CocoaPods, create a Podfile by running pod init in your app’s root directory.
Add the following to your Podfile to include all App Center services in your app:
Save the file and run this command in the terminal:
Open the .xcworkspace file for your app.
2. Start the SDK
Open AppDelegate.m file and add the following lines below your own import statements.
In the same file, add the following in your didFinishLaunchingWithOptions delegate method.
1. Add the SDK to the project
In your app/build.gradle file add the following lines:
2. Start the SDK
Open your app’s main activity class and add the following import statements.
Look for onCreate callback in the same file and add the following.
1. Add NuGet packages to your solution
Search for App Center, and look for the following packages in the results:
• If you are on Mac, select App Center Analytics, App Center Crashes and add both packages.
• If you are on Windows, install Microsoft.AppCenter.Analytics and Microsoft.AppCenter.Crashes packages.
If you use the App Center SDK in a portable project, you need to install the packages in both the portable and the iOS projects.
2. Start the SDK
Inside your app’s AppDelegate.cs, add the following using statements.
In the same file, add the following in the FinishedLaunching() method.
1. Add the SDK to the project
In a terminal window opened at the root of a React Native project, enter the following line to add Crash and Analytics services to your app:
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2. Link the SDK
Link the plugins to the React Native app using the react-native link command. This command links all React Native plugins that are installed.
The SDK will ask for the app secret per platform, which is assigned in App Center. The secret may already be pre-populated, showing up beside the question. If the pre-filled secret is correct, press enter to continue.
The SDK will further ask whether or not to send crash reports and user events automatically, which we recommend you do for easy setup. Opt out for greater control over user privacy.
App Center helps you build, test, deploy and monitor your iOS, Android, Windows, and macOS apps – All in one place.
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Connect your GitHub, Bitbucket, or Azure repos and set up your continuous integration, delivery and learning pipeline in minutes.
Build in the cloud
Build Swift, Objective-C, Java, React Native, Xamarin, and UWP apps with every commit or on demand, without the headache of managing build agents.
Test on real devices
Test your app on thousands of real devices and hundreds of configurations in the cloud. Automate UI tests for your apps with popular testing frameworks.
Push live updates to your app
Ship hotfixes and new features using CodePush without having to resubmit to app stores. Ensure your users have the most up-to-date version of your app instantly.
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Distribute apps instantly
Put apps in the hands of your beta testers and users on multiple device platforms – send different builds to different groups of testers and notify them via in-app updates.
Analyze and learn faster
Understand your customers’ app usage with analytics about your core audience—devices, locations, session info, language, and more. Export your data into Azure Application Insights and take advantage of advanced analytics features and custom queries.
Monitor your app health
Get real-time crash reports, notifications, detailed stack traces, and easy-to-read logs to quickly diagnose and fix problems in beta or production apps.
Engage users with push notifications
Integrate push notifications into your iOS, Android, and Windows apps in a few easy steps. Segment your audience and engage them with the targeted messaging at the right time.
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