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Airbnb's Android team just solved one of mobile architecture's hardest problems: navigation in massive, modularized apps. Their solution? Store navigation state right in the ViewModel.
Airbnb just open-sourced the architecture powering a significant portion of their Android app. After 2+ years of development, Trio is their answer to Fragment-based pain points.
Meta serves trillions of image downloads daily. Now Instagram and Threads are pushing the boundaries of mobile photo quality with HDR support.
Dan Kelly explores how incident.io shipped a production mobile app in months without hiring a single mobile engineer. Their secret? Leaning hard into Expo's 'golden path.'
Etsy's Android listing screen had 4,000+ lines of code in a single file, single-digit test coverage, and 200 experiments running. Something had to give.
Ayush Bagaria from PhonePe set out to cut chat latency by 50% in their P2P payment flow. The journey taught some expensive lessons about the gap between POC results and production reality.
Supriyo Mondal from Walmart reveals how they shaved 500-600ms off view rendering times by changing a single boolean flag. Sometimes the biggest performance wins come from the smallest tweaks.
Arvel Alana from IDN Engineering breaks down how to add real-time features to Android apps without the WebSocket headaches. AWS AppSync handles the heavy lifting while you focus on the user experience.
Duolingo catches critical bugs before users ever see them. Their secret? 70% of employees actively use internal builds daily.
Yury from Bumble Tech tackles a problem every Android team faces: how do you build design system components that are both easy to use and flexible enough for edge cases?
CRED Engineering faced a nightmare: caching every query combination would require 45,768+ TB of storage. Here's how they got it down to 135 MB.
Still running separate iOS and Android teams in 2024? The economics of native development just stopped making sense. Here's why Flutter is quietly becoming the default choice for engineering leaders who need to...
Edward Gou from Sentry reveals why their performance scores were lying to developers. A single slow pageload could tank your entire app's score, even when 99% of users had fast experiences.
Still running separate iOS and Android teams in 2024? VGV breaks down why Flutter and React Native are replacing the old playbook for multi-platform development.
Swiggy's restaurant app was crashing under load. Their React Native app couldn't handle more than 100 orders on budget devices, and they needed to scale 10x.
alexxozo from Glovo's engineering team discovered that a single line of code change slashed their build time by 30%. The culprit? Java's type inference struggling with large Map definitions.
Dave Burke, VP of Engineering at Google, just dropped the playbook for integrating Gemini AI into Android apps. If you've been waiting for the right moment to add generative AI to your mobile stack, this is it.
Gojek was sending 97-99% of driver bid notifications successfully. They rewrote the system and hit 99.9%+.
Delivery Hero tackled a tough problem: how do you let 15+ teams build features independently for the same mobile screen without chaos?
Dave Burke from Google just dropped the blueprint for running foundation models directly on your Android device. No cloud required, no network dependency, just pure on-device AI.