Get ready, the world’s most powerful lightweight crash reporting solution is about to get a whole lot better.

With WWDC just a week away, what better way to roll into this year’s conference (and our event) than with some exciting news?

We are very proud to announce that Fire Tower is now part of Crashlytics!

At Crashlytics, we’re passionate about high-quality experiences on mobile devices and we love helping application developers build them. We help companies provide great mobile applications and services, whether they are using native apps or the mobile web.

We recently discovered Fire Tower, a Javascript error detection library that provided the most insightful error reports we had seen for the web. We also felt that the Fire Tower team’s mission aligned with our vision, and it was a natural fit to bring their solution into the fold at Crashlytics.

The technology in Fire Tower allows companies to detect Javascript errors experienced by their customers in production as they happen, allowing them to address the problem before it becomes a crisis.

We believe in making it easy for companies to understand the performance of their apps, no matter what platform they run on, and we’re excited to bring our customers great technology like Fire Tower as a cornerstone of our mobile web solution.

We look forward to unveiling our mobile web solution in the very near future. Sign up for our beta if you want to get an early preview.

For more details check out media coverage of the acquisition:

• TechCrunch - Mobile Crash Reporting Solution Crashlytics Acquires FireTower.app To Expand Into Mobile Web
• PandoDaily - Crashlytics Acquires Firetower for Mobile Web Analytics
• Xconomy - Crashlytics Buys FireTower, Gears Up for WWDC Bash as Post-PC Era Dawns
• Boston Business Journal – Startup Crashlytics Makes an Acquisition in Boston
• BetaKit – Crashlytics Acquires Firetower to Build Out Mobile Web Bug Detection

The Crashlytics team is excited to announce WWDC.net — this year, we’re throwing a kick-off party for WWDC 2012! Tons of Crashlytics users will be there. The party will be outside on the terrace at the W Hotel, just a block away from the conference. We’re flying in a DJ that we love from Boston and we want everyone to have a good time after the first day of WWDC 2012. Learn more about the party here

• Have a drink — on us. 
• When: June 11th from 8pm – 11pm
• Where: 4th floor terrace at the W Hotel
• How: RSVP at WWDC.net

We had our team here at Crashlytics create an infographic to showcase the amazing process that app developers go through. It goes from their initial idea to getting the app directly into the user’s hands, and how to continue to maintain the high level of quality. We hope you enjoy it as much as we did in creating it!

We’ve been heads down building the best crash reporting service for iOS and Android developers. We’re extremely passionate about this space and we want to make sure the build quality is extremely high.

Even though we’re in private beta, we’ve been shipped in many apps, including top-15′s. We’ve been battle-tested and have been used in production. If you want to see the magic yourself, sign up for our beta here.

We’ve been covered in the media in the last few weeks. Here’s a sample list:

• TechCrunch – Sarah Perez: Crashlytics, A Crash-Reporting Solution for Mobile Developers, Raises $1 Million
• Xconomy – Gregory T. Huang: Crashlytics, Led by Chang and Seibert, Looks to Win the Wild West of Mobile Bug Reporting
• BostInno – Gregory Gomer: Crashlytics Raises $1 Million Led by Flybridge & Boston’s Top Angels
• MassHighTech – Rodney Brown: Crashlytics details backers in recent $1M round
• ReadWriteWeb – Dan Rowinski: Crashlytics Knows Why Your iOS Apps Crash
• TheNextWeb – Brady Donnelly: Crashlytics Founders: How to pinpoint the exact line of code that causes apps to crash