Releasing and monitoring your Android app with Firebase
summary
Overview of concrete Firebase release and monitoring workflows: use Test Lab’s device farm to run APKs/App Bundles and get screenshots videos and logs, extend robot runs with robo scripts JSON recorded in Android Studio and trigger CI via REST or gcloud; use Crashlytics to group crashes, set velocity alerts, add custom keys/logs and capture non‑fatal exceptions (example: coroutine exception handler logging); use Performance Monitoring for OkHttp3/HttpURLConnection auto collection, custom traces/metrics and screen‑render stats; distribute builds with tester groups, invite links or Play Store linking.
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- 0:00Introduction to Firebase
- 2:17Firebase overview
- 5:50Test Lab for device testing
- 10:27Crashlytics for crash tracking
- 20:45Performance monitoring setup
- 26:23App distribution for testers
- 32:44Q&A and wrap-up
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