30 articles on Network App Performance for iOS performance
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WhatsApp/Messenger moved key models on-device; reduced model load & inference time and improved ANR metrics. (Engineering at Meta)
Coinbase fine-tunes network calls to make their app feel snappier for users.
Evolution of Bid Notifications to Courier Pushing the limits with Courier and improving reliability with great numbers. 🚀 Introduction I remember the good old days when we relied on a vendor to …
DoorDash uses Flink to spot user sessions and send timely notifications.
Architectural approach for implementing backend-driven UI in native iOS applications.
GoTransit: Unifying Our Mobility Products With Public Transportation Here’s how we integrated our offerings with public transportation to make multi-modal trips effortless. As Southeast Asia’s …
Instagram tunes DMs to be quick and trustworthy for every user.
Documents the migration process and benefits of upgrading to Apollo GraphQL client for iOS.
Flipkart cuts mobile page load times with caching and lazy tricks.
Explores network latency problems and their impact on mobile application performance.
Swiggy’s search delivers results fast to keep users satisfied.
Grab digs into high latency in their Market Store and fixes it fast.
Meetup scales their notification system to handle queues like a boss.
LazyPay speeds up media delivery with CDNs for a snappy fintech app.
Tokopedia hashes GraphQL queries to shrink payloads and boost speed.
DeliveryHero caches images smartly to cut down on network clutter.
Engineering approach to notification delivery and machine learning optimization in the Nextdoor mobile app.
Covers SSH support in SwiftNIO framework, relevant to network performance and security in mobile apps.
When Lyft was first developed, it was built using a monolithic server architecture. Within this architecture, all mobile clients relied on a single endpoint for fetching all data pertaining to the user and thei...
Introduces service discovery library for distributed systems, applicable to mobile backend communication.