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Dan Burcaw

Smaller Size, Improved ML & Debugging

We've updated our Apple SDK with a host of improvements including a smaller build size and improvements to ML data collect and debugging.

The full list of improvements include:

  • Simplified method and parameter names, see https://docs.namiml.com/reference.
  • Added support for disabling auto-raise limits for triggered paywalls.
  • Stability fixes for more reliable presentation of paywalls for auto-raise cases.
  • Improved frequency limiting of paywalls by hour.
  • Improved debugging output for understanding paywall auto-raise choices.
  • Improved environment detection so server reporting of transactions can be given testing transactions.
  • Added canRaisePaywall method to determine if the SDK has enough data to raise a paywall.
  • Improvements to tracking of paywall impressions and transactions.
  • Stability fixes around calls for Nami session.
  • Improved support for React Native Bridge
  • Added fetchCustomPaywallMetaForDeveloperID() call to get paywall definitions for alternate paywalls.
  • Made presentNamiPaywall() public so that developers could make use of the internal Nami paywall through a custom paywall meta definition.
  • Xcode 11 now used for primary framework builds, Xcode 10.3 frameworks in Xcode10-3 folder.
  • Added environment to cart signals sent to Nami, so testing purchases can be checked with Nami.
  • Fixed issue found with ML data collection.
  • Fix consumable product consumption in SDK, so that purchases are not remembered.
  • Compiled framework to optimize for smaller build size.

You can head on over to our Apple SDK repository on GitHub to grab the latest bits: https://github.com/namiml/nami-apple

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Dan Burcaw

Dan Burcaw is Co-Founder & CEO of Nami ML. He built a top mobile app development agency responsible for some of the most elite apps on the App Store and then found himself inside the mobile marketing industry after selling his last company to Oracle.

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