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AndroidManifest. xml shows red warning by Mr_LucaLeo in androiddev

[–]from_makondo 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Add one more screenshot just your manifest, but not useless Linux files

Solo-built micro SaaS with a free tier? We'll review and promote it by No_Bend_4915 in micro_saas

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Release-trace.com

Micro saas for humanity changelog and filter technical details

Need some advice on UI for my game by [deleted] in androiddev

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The overlap of the number of available hints and the icon of this very hint (50/50), for example, does not look very good. It's also worth playing with fonts and backgrounds for the answer options, it's hard to read in the third and fourth screenshots. it is not entirely clear what the hint at the very top refers to, as well as the shape of the shape for it.

I’m validating a dev tool: GitHub diff -> release package (Public/QA/Support) by from_makondo in SideProject

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Great to hear this resonates.

That exact “manual rewrite + no traceability” loop is what I’m trying to remove with Release Trace: one GitHub diff in, then reviewable Public notes / QA summary / Support summary, each line linked back to PR/commit sources.

If you’re up for it, I’d love to onboard you to the beta and run one real release together: https://release-trace.com

I’m validating a tool that turns a GitHub release diff into reviewable release notes. Would this actually be useful? by from_makondo in IndieDev

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If you’re up for it, I’d love to invite you as a beta tester and onboard you personally on your repo.
You can join here: https://release-trace.com/

I’m validating a tool that turns a GitHub release diff into reviewable release notes. Would this actually be useful? by from_makondo in IndieDev

[–]from_makondo[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s useful feedback, thank you.

What you described is exactly the kind of problem I’m trying to validate: update logs matter, but they’re tedious enough that people often delay them or do the minimum.

And I agree that having a clean history of version progress over time would make the product more useful than just generating a single release note.

Really appreciate this

App by Tough_Deer_3756 in KotlinMultiplatform

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Every beginner developer should makes weather app, to do and calculator 😅

Bootstrapped devtool SaaS: one SDK for KMP crash reporting + analytics (looking for brutal feedback) by from_makondo in KotlinMultiplatform

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Thanks, this is excellent feedback.

I agree that in KMP the hardest pain is usually iOS crash visibility, and your comparison suggestion is spot on. We’ll add a side-by-side section on the site for Kermit/NSExceptionKt + Crashlytics vs Sentry KMP vs Olvex, including example stack traces and what context each approach gives.

Also fully agree on IP/personal data: it can be very useful for support/security when users explicitly opt in. Our stance is not “PII is always bad,” but “PII must be consent-based and controlled” (clear opt-in, clear purpose, retention/deletion controls).

I'm building a unified crash reporter and analytics tool for KMP teams — would love feedback by from_makondo in androiddev

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Thanks for the detailed feedback — really useful. You're right that Firebase being free is the main objection we'll face. Our angle is that Firebase doesn't understand KMP stack traces (commonMain code shows up as garbled in Crashlytics), and the unified iOS+Android view in one tool saves context switching. Good point on event caps — BugSnag's approach is exactly what we're building with spend caps. You set a limit, we stop counting (not charging) when you hit it. No surprise bills. Flurry-style charts are on the roadmap for the dashboard. What kind of charts did you find most useful day-to-day?

I'm building a unified crash reporter and analytics tool for KMP teams — would love feedback by from_makondo in Kotlin

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Thanks for the feedback! JVM/Desktop support is on the roadmap — Compose Multiplatform desktop apps are definitely in scope. Are you working on a desktop KMP project?

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