Optimizing Testing for Server-Driven Mobile Development at Strava
Strava optimizes testing for their server-driven mobile development.
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Strava optimizes testing for their server-driven mobile development.
Shopify crafted a flexible CI system that scales fast for mobile dev needs.
Shopify tracks React Native rendering to squeeze out every bit of speed.
Turo hit a 99.99% crash-free iOS release with relentless focus.
OkCredit cut Android freezes threefold to keep things flowing smooth.
Strava slashes Android crash counts with determined effort.
Swiggy catches app cloning and location spoofing on Android fast.
Lyft tests iOS early with ‘Shift-Left,’ catching bugs before they grow big.
Klarna points out four load testing traps devs often fall into.
Coinbase tracks app health across teams with a simple, unified scoring system.
Instawork weaves unit testing into their team’s daily rhythm.
OkCredit compares Jetpack Compose and XML to see which runs faster.
Swiggy automates event verification to keep their app on track.
Turo tests Android UI with Firebase for reliable, quick results.
Booking.com watches Android rendering to catch slowdowns early.
Dream11 uses Torque to automate testing and keep performance tight.
Slack tests their app under pressure to make sure it holds up strong.
Tokopedia sped up unit testing by 8x to save precious dev time.
Lyft keeps a close eye on Android CPU use to ensure top-notch performance.
Booking.com keeps tabs on how their apps perform in the real world.