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How GitHub reduced testing time for iOS apps with new runner features

GitHub cut iOS testing time with new runner features that deliver.

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How the Medium iOS team works effectively with legacy code

This story is not about pretty code, it is even less about pretty design.

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App Health Through Metric-Aware Rollouts

DoorDash rolls out updates with an eye on metrics to keep their app healthy.

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How we ship GitHub Mobile every week

GitHub keeps mobile releases humming weekly with a tight process.

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Custom Navigational Transitions in iOS

Zalando crafts custom iOS navigation moves for a smoother app feel.

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Challenges of mixed SwiftUI and UIKit codebases in iOS Apps

Imagine you are a software engineer, or you really are. You create iOS apps on a daily basis. You use only the latest and finest trends in mobile development, such as SPM, Swift Data, and, of course

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Transitioning to Appcraft: Evolution of Zalando’s Server-Driven UI Framework

Zalando evolves their server-driven UI framework for scale and speed.

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Reducing the Size of Cash App for iOS

Cash App strives to be an excellent platform citizen everywhere our app is available, and a key part of that is respectfully using our customer’s bandwidth and device storage.

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How to do pagination in SwiftUI

An example of how we do it in the Medium iOS Application

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Crafting Seamless Journeys with Live Activities - Lyft

Our primary focus will be on the client-side aspects, with a brief overview of the server functionalities. To maintain brevity, we’ll refrain from providing an exhaustive description of the inner workings.

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Client Tracing: Understanding Mobile and Desktop Application Performance at Scale

Slack traces performance across mobile and desktop to catch every snag.

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How dogfooding helps us build a better Duolingo

“Dogfooding” is one of the most important tools we have for improving the app.

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Pareto Principle in Action: Boosting Performance with Smart Caching

Caching — the superhero of speedy apps. It’s the secret sauce that saves us from constant database calls, making our applications

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Optimising the Swiggy Restaurant App

Swiggy tunes their restaurant app to perform better for partners.

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Evolution of Bid Notifications to Courier

Gojek tells how they upgraded from basic bid alerts to the slick ‘Courier’ system.

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Reddit Recap: State of Mobile Platforms Edition (2023)

Reddit looks back at untangling old code and going native with their apps.

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Performance monitoring in Mercari mobile apps

Mercari tracks mobile app performance live to stay quick and steady.

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How DoorDash Manages Mobile Releases

DoorDash’s iOS team handles big releases with calm and precision.

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Distributed Job Scheduler: Zero to 20k Concurrent Jobs

Glance scales their job scheduler to handle 20k tasks without a hitch.

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Optimising Scrolling Performance with Litho

Swiggy uses Litho to make scrolling smooth and fast in their apps.

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