The 2025 Bugly HarmonyOS Quality Report analyzes system version adoption, device distribution, crash and freeze rates across industries, identifies top stability issues such as memory leaks and main‑thread blocking, and offers concrete optimization recommendations for developers seeking better app performance.
This article explains how Bugly leverages the open‑source Xlog kernel to overcome HarmonyOS native logging limitations, offering a comprehensive, cross‑platform log engine, diagnostic fetch module, and practical scenarios that boost issue diagnosis, dynamic log control, privacy, and developer productivity.
Starting November 1, 2025, Google Play will require Android apps to support 16KB memory pages, so developers must align native libraries, adjust hard‑coded page size assumptions, verify .so alignment with provided scripts, and choose the appropriate Bugly SDK version to ensure compliance and avoid crashes.
This guide explains Bugly’s Harmony OS monitoring capabilities, details how to integrate the SDK with two simple commands, and provides sample initialization code to help developers quickly set up real‑time crash and freeze detection for Harmony OS applications.
This article presents a comprehensive solution for parsing various iOS crash logs—including system logs and Bugly stacks—by automatically matching DSYM symbol files, generating lightweight symbol tables, handling multiple log formats, and correcting abnormal symbols, all packaged in an open‑source macOS tool.
Apple warned iOS developers that using hot‑update solutions like JSPatch and Rollout violates App Store policies, prompting a community stir and leading Bugly to advise switching to a safe SDK while providing detailed integration instructions for both CocoaPods and manual setups.
This guide shows how to use Tencent Bugly to automatically de‑obfuscate Android crash stacks by uploading mapping files, accurately locate exception line numbers through source archiving, and reconstruct user operation paths with custom logs for faster bug resolution.
This article explains why iOS apps experience lag due to main‑thread blocking, demonstrates the problem with sample code, and provides practical solutions using GCD and monitoring tools like Bugly to keep the UI responsive and improve user satisfaction.
This article explains the common causes of java.lang.UnsatisfiedLinkError in Android apps, illustrates three typical scenarios with code examples, and provides practical steps to resolve missing or mismatched native libraries, helping developers prevent crashes caused by improper SO loading.
