36 articles on Scalability for iOS performance
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Swift is taking on distributed systems with the same elegance it brought to concurrency. The Swift team just open-sourced a complete cluster library for building distributed actor systems.
Walmart's engineering team learned the hard way: breaking up a monolith without fixing team structure just creates a distributed mess.
Tokopedia's iOS team just wrapped up their modularization tutorial series, and the final piece is a game-changer: micro apps that let you build only what you need.
Grab went from one monolithic mobile app to over 1,000 modules. Here's what they learned about scaling a superapp.
Microsoft's mobile teams were drowning in duplicate code. Every app rebuilt the same file picker, calendar, and sharing experiences from scratch.
Tokopedia's iOS team tackled a common scaling problem: how do you break apart a monolithic app without creating circular dependency chaos?
Tokopedia's iOS team faced a critical problem: their monolithic app took so long to build that it threatened their weekly release schedule.
Bumble's iOS team faced a critical choice: which build system could handle hundreds of modules and future growth without crushing developer productivity?
Spotify's mobile infrastructure team turned build time chaos into predictable performance. Their secret? Making every engineer a data scientist.
Péter Adam Wiesner from Skyscanner reveals how his team slashed iOS CI queue times from 80 minutes to just 7 minutes. The secret? A private Mac cloud that scaled their build capacity 2.5x without sacrificing sp...
Discord handles 2.6 million concurrent voice users with just 850 servers across 13 regions. Here's how they built a custom WebRTC architecture that scales.
Tad Book from Square reveals how they built a datastore that handles massive merchant catalogs while keeping mobile devices in sync, even when offline for days. The secret? An append-only architecture that make...
Uber scaled from a dozen iOS engineers to hundreds in just a few years. Their tooling nearly collapsed under the weight.
Martin Konicek reveals how a 2013 hackathon project became a framework that changed mobile development forever. One year after open-sourcing, React Native hit 30,000 GitHub stars and attracted 650+ contributors...
Twitch rebuilt their entire video infrastructure while serving millions of concurrent viewers. Here's how they pulled off a zero-downtime migration.
Instagram's Android launch brought 1 million new users in 12 hours. Here's how their infrastructure team kept the lights on during hypergrowth.