How Important Is Mobile App Optimization?
There are tools that simply help you monitor the overall performance of an app while it's in use on a device. The data can be used by developers to improve the application based on what is relevant and important to their end-users. One of the main goals is to create a stable and high-quality code profile from aggregated and anonymous data as quickly as possible (to maximize the number of users that can benefit from this) while ensuring that we have enough data to optimize accurate performance applications. To design a scalable Android application in a multi-core device environment, an Android developer must be able to create concurrent execution lines that mix and match data from many resources.
Mobile teams tend to focus on external monitoring, how the app behaves on the device, evaluating whether code is running correctly, resources are being managed efficiently, screens are displaying correctly, user commands are being logged, and so on. All of this is important, but it's just the tip of the mobile monitoring iceberg. Effective mobile monitoring requires full end-to-end and end-to-end visibility into everything that affects the app experience with the user, not just what happens on the device itself. Front-end monitoring tools might not show them what's going on, or the mobility team might be a separate organization from the rest of the IT team.
