How Discord Handles Two and Half Million Concurrent Voice Users Using WebRTC
Discord powers 2.5 million voice chats at once with WebRTC wizardry.
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Solving the Problem of One Billion Computations
Skyscanner tackles a billion calculations with efficient, fast solutions.
Loading Time Matters
Zalando proves fast load times keep users hooked and happy.
Pages UI Tests Made Easy
Skyscanner simplifies UI testing for their mobile app pages.
Android Search Performance Improvements (Part 2)
Part 2 of Yelp’s efforts to enhance Android search performance, diving deeper into implementation details.
Improved Mobile Performance
Teamweek shares their overall push to make their app run better.
Android Search Performance Improvements (Part 1)
Part 1 of Yelp’s journey to optimize search performance on its Android app, focusing on technical improvements.
The Mobile Crash Reporting Pipeline at LinkedIn
LinkedIn tracks mobile crashes and fixes them fast to keep users happy.
Profilo: Understanding App Performance in the Wild
Meta’s Profilo tracks how their apps behave in real-world chaos.
Using Docker to build a testing infrastructure for web UI and mobile
LINE uses Docker to build a fast, scalable testing setup for UI.
Smarter ToDos With Kotlin
Kotlin already has TODOs. That’s awesome! but it’s a tad bit aggressive.
Optimising Flipkart Android App size to sub 10 MB
Flipkart shrank their Android app below 10 MB for low-bandwidth users.
The future of multi-modal interfaces
Meta explores new ways to mix voice, touch, and more in app design.
Multi-threaded rendering on Android (with Litho & Infer)
Meta’s team speeds up Android UI rendering with multi-threading magic.
Efficient and healthy background data prefetching at Instagram
Instagram grabs data early in the background to keep scrolling smooth.
High-performance app development: Common bottlenecks and how TripAdvisor measured its way to a faster app
TripAdvisor tracked bottlenecks and rebuilt their app for speed.
Battery instrumentation at Facebook
Meta hunts down battery hogs in their apps to keep phones alive longer.
RxJava 1 -> RxJava 2 (Understanding the Changes)
In case you haven’t heard: RxJava 2 was released sometime back. RxJava 2 was a massive rewrite with breaking apis (but for good reasons).
RxJava 1 -> RxJava 2 (Disposing Subscriptions)
This was the part that I initially found most tricky to grasp but also most important to know as an AndroidDev (memory leak and all).
Detecting List Items Observed by User
Zalando tracks what users see in lists to sharpen performance and stats.