Mobile App Launch Performance (Part 1)
Farfetch begins boosting their mobile app’s launch speed smartly.
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Farfetch begins boosting their mobile app’s launch speed smartly.
Uber tapped the QUIC protocol to cut latency and make their app feel snappier.
Uber redesigned their Rider app’s guts to be modular and tough enough for whatever’s next.
Walmart fits fast, effective testing into a 5-minute DevOps flow.
Slack tackles mobile hurdles to deliver an app that just works.
Airbnb scales up motion design to keep app animations seamless.
Slack maps performance issues with cause-and-effect graphs for insight.
Farfetch refactors code to ship mobile updates faster and cleaner.
Airbnb mixes Lottie with Swift for slick, engaging iOS animations.
Spotify uses hard data to tweak their mobile setup and keep users happy.
Farfetch keeps trimming their app size with practical, real steps.
Farfetch starts their journey to shrink app size for better reach.
Slack speeds up by loading only what’s needed, when it’s needed.
Slack doubles down on lazy loading to keep their app feeling quick.
Slack cuts load times by starting up step-by-step, not all at once.
Slack tracks performance the same way across all platforms for clarity.
Microsoft trims SwiftKey’s app size to keep it light and snappy.
Spotify overhauled their app’s client-side setup to speed up tunes on every device out there.
Unit tests are great for testing business logic, snapshot tests make sure your views look correct, and UI tests help to ensure everything fits together properly. How do you test your app’s accessibility though?
Spotify juiced up their macOS CI, cutting iOS pre-merge checks by 75% with slick upgrades.