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Headspace tests Android to keep their app calm and crash-free.
Meta rebuilt Messenger from the ground up for speed and simplicity.
Netflix switched to AV1 on Android for sharper video and better compression.
Shopify split their app into services, speeding up work and team collaboration.
Dropbox used coroutines to load Android data faster and smoother.
LinkedIn digs deeper into tricks for a lightning-fast Android app.
LinkedIn shares their first steps to making an Android app scream with speed.
Airbnb keeps their massive iOS app humming with smart design choices.
Explains how Discord uses React Native to achieve native-level performance on iOS devices.
Dropbox laid out a plan to bring their Android build system up to speed.
Dropbox put their Android build upgrade plan into action with grit.
Netflix shares how they engineer their apps to stream flawlessly every time.
Dream11 keeps iOS and Android running smooth with slick automation.
Uber’s Nanoscope digs deep into Android methods to spot performance hiccups.
Robinhood uses Dagger to handle navigation between Android app modules.
Meta’s Hermes makes JavaScript run lean and mean on mobile devices.
In the ClassPass app, by far the most common path users take once they open it is tapping the “Find a Class” tab at the bottom and then searching for classes.
Uber teamed up with JetBrains to figure out how Kotlin builds hold up when things get big and messy at scale.
Gojek spills the details on why and how they rewrote their Android app from scratch.
Robinhood split their Android app into chunks to make it easier to manage.