If you’re a mobile developer, you know there are many challenges to getting your app to market. How will your app be used? Do you need a native mobile app, a mobile website or both? How do you design your app for multiple devices and platforms? And so on. Even if you get your app to [...]
It goes without saying that smartphones and other mobile devices have reached a level of ubiquitousness. We use them every day, for every thing from making a hotel reservation, to checking our bank accounts, ordering a pizza and more. And with over 1.5 million apps available in the Apple App Store and Google Play, consumers [...]
In January, we hosted Coding Forward, a three-city tour highlighting the ground-breaking effort by the Obama for America technology team. We were guided through the team’s growth, technology stack and war stories. Through it all, the small team capitalized on web and mobile technologies to capture massive donations, volunteers and votes. From the scalable contributions [...]
As 2012 comes to a close, we’d like to take this opportunity look back at the past for inspiration. In the Bay Area, we’re lucky enough to be surrounded by brilliant people doing amazing things. But none of their achievements would be possible without the dedication and resourcefulness of those before them. We at New [...]
It’s time for another installment of our “Browser Wars” blog series. Thanks to our Real User Monitoring (RUM) feature, we are able to periodically report on average browser speed experienced by the end users of the nearly 700,000 application instances monitored by New Relic. For the curious, New Relic monitors just over 1 million pageviews [...]
