Fabric aka Twitter's Audacious Plan to Infiltrate All Your Apps*

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1. a. k. a. Twitter’s Audacious Plan to Infiltrate All Your Apps* CocoaHeads Strasbourg Nicolas Vaezi-Nejad @ferannor September 8th, 2016
2. “A modular mobile platform that makes it easy for developers to build great apps.”
3. Aquired in 2013
4. Introduced in October 2014.
5. Kits
6. Core Kits
7. Third Party Kits
8. One account to rule them all
9. It’s easy to integrate the core kits using the Fabric app.
10. // Register Crashlytics Fabric.with([Crashlytics.self]) Three steps 1 2 3
11. Fabric supports CocoaPods out of the box.
12. Carthage support is Meh. But most kits come as frameworks, so that’s okay.
13. Core Kits
14. Quality Growth Revenue
15. More versatile and robust than Apple’s own crash reporting service. Crash reporting
16. Without the need to go through TestFlight’s review process. Beta build deployment
17. You don’t need to analyze them. Mobile app analytics,
18. Customizable ads, integrating seamlessly with content. Integrated ads
20. Easily authenticate your users with SMS. Log in without the pain of dealing with passwords
21. Available in 217 countries and support 32 languages.
22. For… FREE!
23. How does it work, from the user perspective?
25. What about the code? That’s all! func loginButtonWasTapped(sender: AnyObject) { let digits = Digits.sharedInstance() digits.authenticateWithCompletion { (session, error) in // Inspect session/error objects } }
26. And what if I have my own server? let digits = Digits.sharedInstance() let oauthSigning = DGTOAuthSigning(authConfig: digits.authConfig, authSession: digits.session()) let authHeaders = oauthSigning.OAuthEchoHeadersToVerifyCredentials() // authHeaders dictionary { "X-Auth-Service-Provider": A URL used to retrieve Digits user account information, "X-Verify-Credentials-Authorization": An OAuth signature for the provided user }
27. Questions?