Release notes

Version 2.6

August 30th 2013

Backward compatible with iOS and Android Arise SDK version 2.5.

Dashboard

• Adding support experiments tags. Mobile apps will the this tag to refer to the experiment instead of the experiment name. It means that you can run a new experiment with new values without resubmitting your app to the store.
• Other experiments are automatically collapsed when a new one is created
• Fix issue with empty distribution value

iOS

• Support for experiment tags
• AFNetworking library renamed to avoid conflicts with an existing library

Android

• Support for experiment tags

Migration notes from 2.5 to 2.6

SDK 2.5 will still work with experiments names. To use experiment tags:

1. Update your SDK
2. Replace your experiments names with experiments tags names in your source code

Version 2.5

August 27th 2013

Dashboard

• Adding support for multiple applications. Each application will be able to contain an unlimited number of experiments
• Experiments collapsible status are now saved
• One step registration
• Migration of existing Arise version 1.0 users

iOS

• Experiment values are now returned instantly if the system has not retrieved any values from the server. We had a 5 seconds waiting time on the previous version
• Support for application names on initialization

Android

• Experiment values are now returned instantly if the system has not retrieved any values from the server. We had a 5 seconds waiting time on the previous version
• Support for application names on initialization

Version 2.4

August 22th 2013

Dashboard

• Adding support up to 8 variations per experiment (A/B/N testing)
• Stunning performances (no page reload)

iOS

• A default value can be defined
• Multiple variations support
• Platform support lowered form iOS 6.0 and up to iOS 5.0 and up.

Android

• A default value can be defined
• Multiple variations support

Version 2.3

August 6th 2013

Dashboard

• Multiple experiments support
• Experiment status (draft, active, archived)
• Experiments info and report merged on the same page

iOS

• Better getVariation callback handling (works even at the first launch of the app)
• Less http requests (the registration with the server is now cached)
• Multiple experiments support

Android

• Less http requests (the registration with the server is now cached)
• Multiple experiments support

Version 2.2

July 28th 2013

First release of the new Arise platform (2.x). Versions 2.0 and 2.1 were never released to the public.