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Integrating Extensions into Large-Scale iOS apps

Today, when you open Apple Maps and choose a destination, you are able to see a list of available Lyft offers, seamlessly routing you to the Lyft app to book your next ride.

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Detecting Android Memory Leaks in Production

Lyft hunts down sneaky memory leaks in their live Android apps with sharp tools.

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Recovering from Crashes with Safe Mode

Lyft’s ‘Safe Mode’ kicks in after crashes to keep their app steady for users.

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Shift-Left iOS Testing with Focus Flows

Lyft tests iOS early with ‘Shift-Left,’ catching bugs before they grow big.

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Monitoring CPU Performance of Lyft’s Android Applications

Lyft keeps a close eye on Android CPU use to ensure top-notch performance.

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How a single Android developer improved Lyft’s Drivers app startup time by 21% in one month

Shares the story of a solo developer optimizing an Android app, offering insights into individual development strategies.

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Mobile Performance @ Lyft

Lyft shares their tricks for keeping their mobile app smooth and user-friendly.

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