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Tracking Android App Launch in production

👋 In this article, I summarize my findings on Android app launch after a few years of deep dives, with the hope that these guidelines help implementations track app launches correctly. User-Centric App Launch analytics In User-Centric Mobile Perfor...

Jul 13, 2023·8 min read·blog.p-y.wtfRead the article

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Pierre-Yves Ricau

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My pronouns are he / him. Android Engineer at Square / Block. A few things I enjoy: Publishing Open Source libraries (LeakCanary, Curtains, Radiography, square/logcat) Rollerblading Writing technical blogs (previously on dev.to/pyricau) Cooking Giving tech talks Reading sci-fi

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Nisarg Desai

Oct 8, 2024

Pierre-Yves Ricauyour wish is granted now, we have new API ApplicationStartInfo from API Level 35.

Veeresh Charantimath

Jul 14, 2023

is there a way to improve app hot-launch time with the Papa lib or in general?

Our app is doing well in the cold and warm department but not able to figure what might be causing hot-launches to be bad.

any ideas?

Pierre-Yves Ricau

Jul 14, 2023

You could add stack sampling in production with Debug.startMethodTracingSampling() (works in releases) with a low sampling rate, then upload the file from the device. Alternatively, you could track attributes (account, device type, entry point, etc) and then try to repro locally and once you repro a slow hot launch you can profile locally.