Android Owners: Protecting The Applications From Being Crashed

For Smartphone & tablets, Android- an open source, free & Linux-based, multiprocessor & multi-threaded operating system and offering unified approach to applications in the realm of android development. The features embrace aesthetic user interface, connectivity with diverse gadgets, excellent storage, messaging & last but not the least media storage. When we talk about the applications then it is typically based in the Java language using the development kit. In this session, we are going to discuss about mobile applications, the more we depend on them for taking care of business, the greater the requirement for it for reliability. What if when applications would start the crash? Why does it happen? Numerous people are out there who experience this daily. The one of the best solution to avoid this is that developers should go for test performance beforehand. “SOASTA” is one of the most reliable services available for developers to-- test their applications.

Tom Lounibos, SOASTA President & CEO says,

“Delivering performance through mobile applications is more challenging than anything else [for IT] in the last 30 year, because of all different pieces”.

Reasons For Crash An App!

It's obvious, when an application crashes, there is not always the developer who is at fault. However, there are billions of issues are out there that leads to many issues to crash the applications. Here are some common reasons that are responsible to fail it, check it out:

• Incorrect Memory & CPU Utilization
• Network Alteration
• Deadly Bugs In Production
• Device & Browser Incompatibility
• Database Contention
• Integration Dependencies
• Poor-Front End Optimization
• Bandwidth Constraints
• Demand Exceeds Supply

How To Fix Crashed Apps?

Hurrah! You can fix it too as long as the applications crash. There are some basic steps that you would recover it for better, have a look:

• Restarting the phone
• Checking for Updates of system & App updates
• Checking for storage & clear space
• To identify the problems, rebooting the safe mode
• Resetting the phone to factory settings

Happy Phoning Folks!