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rolgalan from Glovo tackles a question mobile teams keep asking: how do you actually use DORA metrics when you don't control app distribution? Turns out, the answer isn't to abandon them—it's to adapt them.
Pinterest's Android team faced a unique challenge: playing multiple videos simultaneously in a two-column grid without killing performance. Here's how they optimized ExoPlayer to handle it.
Swiggy shipped voice search in just 2 weeks and now drives 2,500+ incremental orders daily. Here's how they built it fast without sacrificing quality.
Strava's engineering team faced a deceptively hard problem: how do you automatically detect when a runner stops moving without draining their battery or showing the wrong pace?
Klarna's A/B testing platform needed single-digit millisecond latency at 99.9%. Their Node.js service was spiking to seconds under load.
Rodrigo Pintos from Mercado Libre reveals how they tackled a critical problem: keeping 120M active users from uninstalling their app due to storage constraints. Their solution? Putting their Android app on a di...
Veyndan Stuart from Cash App just open-sourced a solution to one of mobile development's most annoying problems: writing pagination logic twice for Android and iOS.
Uber's Client Platform Engineering team faced a massive challenge: rolling out MDM to 20,000+ employees across hundreds of global offices where standard Apple enrollment wouldn't work everywhere.
Yi Yang from Google reveals why your Android performance measurements might be completely wrong. Debug builds can show 2-3x worse performance than what users actually experience.
Spotify migrated 2,200+ mobile components and moved their entire iOS/Android codebase to Bazel across 100+ squads. Here's how they survived the chaos.
Meta just migrated 10+ million lines of Android code from Java to Kotlin across Facebook, Instagram, and Messenger. Here's how they automated the impossible.
Gojek turned ride-hailing into climate action with a simple toggle. One developer said it best: 'For the first time in my life, writing code generated physical outputs.'
Grab's ML feature store went from 200ms to 2 second latency. The culprit? A single line of code in an async library.
Turo open-sourced Nibel, their solution to the messy problem of migrating fragment-based Android apps to Jetpack Compose without breaking everything.
Swiggy discovered 8% of their delivery drivers were running cloned apps and spoofing GPS locations. This was breaking their live order tracking system and creating chaos for customers.
OkCredit slashed their ANR rate by 67% and cold startup time by 70%. Here's how they debugged one of Android's most frustrating problems.
Zomato's Android app was 23MB to download and hogging up to 700MB of cache. Their platform team decided to put it on a diet while still shipping new features.
Strava thought they had a few hundred crashes per day. Crashlytics revealed they were missing 42,000 crashes per week.
Meetup sends 8-10 million notifications daily. Their queue kept backing up, sending messages late or not at all.
Lyft engineers faced a nightmare scenario: feature flags causing infinite crash loops on app launch, requiring emergency hotfixes and losing revenue. They built Safe Mode to break the cycle.