The Best Reads on Mobile App Performance
How top companies optimize their apps for the best customer experience.
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Discusses techniques Facebook implemented to improve the startup speed of its Android app.
Revolut watches iOS screen performance to keep things running slick.
Spotify’s ‘XCRemoteCache’ uses remote caching to slash iOS clean build times by 70%.
Five years ago the Cash App Android client started splitting our UI rendering and UI presenter responsibilities into distinct types. We had leaned into RxJava heavily in the years prior
Deep dive into how Kotlin coroutines work internally and best practices for efficient asynchronous programming.
Step-by-step guide for upgrading from the legacy Tipsi Stripe library to the official Stripe React Native SDK.
Square's perspective on evolving mobile development practices beyond the mobile-first paradigm.
Lyft shares their tricks for keeping their mobile app smooth and user-friendly.
Discussion of Hermes engine adoption as the default for React Native to improve app performance and startup time.
Tokopedia speeds up their most vital iOS app page for users.
Covers Swift's documentation compiler tool, useful for mobile development best practices and code organization.
Doist shares their evolution of Android continuous deployment: automating translations, feature flags, CI/CD, versioning, and internal/public release pipelines to ship builds faster and more reliably.
DoorDash spills eight lessons from weaving payments into their Android app.
Release notes and improvements included in React Native version 0.66.
Announces and describes Thumbtack's native design system for iOS and Android development.
Grab starts building tough systems with rate limiting to stay strong.
Shopify built a custom cache to cut their app’s lag by 20% in just six weeks.
Announces Swift 5.5 release with new features and improvements relevant to iOS mobile development.
A toolkit-focused walkthrough showing how to use FLEX to inspect and debug the UI of third-party iOS apps, including installing, activating, and exploring runtime UI structures.
Technical guide to using iOS diffable data sources for efficient UI updates with mixed item types.