The Mobile Crash Reporting Pipeline at LinkedIn
LinkedIn tracks mobile crashes and fixes them fast to keep users happy.
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LinkedIn tracks mobile crashes and fixes them fast to keep users happy.
Meta’s Profilo tracks how their apps behave in real-world chaos.
LINE uses Docker to build a fast, scalable testing setup for UI.
Kotlin already has TODOs. That’s awesome! but it’s a tad bit aggressive.
Flipkart shrank their Android app below 10 MB for low-bandwidth users.
Meta explores new ways to mix voice, touch, and more in app design.
Meta’s team speeds up Android UI rendering with multi-threading magic.
Meta rethinks server-side rendering to fit today’s React-driven world.
Instagram grabs data early in the background to keep scrolling smooth.
TripAdvisor tracked bottlenecks and rebuilt their app for speed.
Meta hunts down battery hogs in their apps to keep phones alive longer.
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).
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).
Zalando tracks what users see in lists to sharpen performance and stats.
LinkedIn keeps a tight watch on mobile crashes to stay smooth and steady.
LinkedIn built a slimmed-down mobile web version that still delivers.
Twitch tests React Native to unify code and speed up mobile dev.
Zalando slashed Swift compile times from 12 minutes to just 2 with tweaks.
Twitch uses Google’s staged rollouts to A/B test video upgrades.
Crashcan (think trashcan, but for crashes) is Etsy's internal application for mobile crash analytics. We use an external partner to collect and store crash and exception data from our mobile apps