Wired
This morning, Apple said that developers can now view important detailed data about light apps, such as the number of installations, the number of app usage, and the number of crashes.
In addition, developers can also check how users find their light apps through light app codes, “map” apps, or external references. It should be noted that light App data is only applicable to users who agree to share their diagnosis and usage information with App developers.
In December last year, Apple announced the launch of a light app code for developers. “The light app is a small part of the developer app. It is easy to find and can be quickly started when needed. It allows users to start and complete an experience in just a few seconds.”
Apple said at the time that developers can provide a variety of ways to help users discover their light apps, and Apple said that “the best choice is the light app code.” Each code of the light App code encodes a URL address, and the code can work with NFC tags. Even if the app has not been downloaded, the user only needs to move the iPhone to the light app code or scan the code with the camera to open the light app and quickly complete the required tasks.
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