36 articles on Modularization for Android performance
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Mercari introduces NavEntryScope to improve scoping in Android Hilt, enhancing stability and modularization in navigation.
Improving Android build performance through modularization using the Core/Core-Impl pattern.
Strategies for managing complex dependency structures and modularization in large-scale Android projects.
Slice describes their approach to implementing scalable navigation architecture with improved stability and modularity.
Case study on refactoring a monolithic mobile application into modular architecture.
Strategies and best practices for adding React Native to brownfield mobile applications.
We saw in Part 2, how we modularized the Driver app. Remember why we felt the need to modularize the Driver app? - Faster builds - Faster feedback loop on IDE? - Enforced separation of concerns by design. -...
Discusses strategies for breaking down monolithic Android applications into modular components.
Gojek walks through how they broke their driver app into pieces, step by step.
For example we were trying to define and enforce budget for: - Binary size added per feature - Crashes/ANRs per feature - Where should we increase QA automation? - Feature ownership - More safety nets, mon...
Instagram splits their app and loads it lazily for better performance.
Meetup makes navigation easy in their multi-module Android setup.
Strava splits Android code further during their Guild Week 2 push.
Discusses architectural approaches to modularizing Android applications for better maintainability and build performance.
Tokopedia weighs the pros and cons of Android Dynamic Features.
Slack splits their mobile code into modules to handle growth with ease.
Deep dive into Slack's approach to scaling mobile development through stabilization, modularization, and modernization strategies.
Uber breaks down the smart design choices behind their revamped Rider app.
Details strategies for publishing Android libraries with build variant support and source code distribution.
Uber built ‘Carbon’ to cut complexity and make their Rider app easier to maintain with a dual-binary twist.