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Airbnb's Android tests take 2 hours to run but finish in minutes. Here's the CI infrastructure that makes it possible.
Anirudh Ramanan from Flipkart reveals how Google's IMA library was causing 15% of users to bail before videos even started. Their solution? Build their own ads framework from scratch.
Vrbo eliminated loading screens in their Android app entirely. Here's how they used Apollo GraphQL's normalized cache to make navigation feel instant.
Airbnb automated screenshot testing across thousands of Android screens to catch UI regressions that manual QA kept missing. Here's how they built it.
React Native 0.62 just shipped with Flipper debugging built in by default. This release fundamentally changes how mobile developers debug cross-platform apps.
Airbnb's Android tests were failing randomly. The culprit? Everything from cached drawables to delayed runnables creating unpredictable test behavior.
Your Android app's crash rate could be killing your Play Store rankings without you realizing it. Google's Android Vitals dashboard now has powerful new features to help you catch issues before users do.
Airbnb's Android team built a custom testing framework that runs thousands of automated tests across fragments without writing repetitive test code. Here's the architecture that makes it possible.
Over 40% of one-star reviews on Google Play mention app stability issues. Google's Android Vitals can help you fix them before users bail.
Pinterest found a single tweak that slashed their build times by a jaw-dropping 99%.
Gojek's iOS team was bleeding 11 minutes per build. 100 engineers, 350 daily CI pipelines, and a productivity crisis that demanded action.
Airbnb's Android team was drowning in manual QA and flaky Espresso tests. Then they built a testing framework that changed everything.
Headspace went from <20% test coverage to 80%+ during a complete app rewrite. Here's how they built a testing strategy that actually works.
Airbnb built a system that automatically tests every click in their Android app without writing a single Espresso test. Here's how they turned interaction testing from tedious to automatic.
Netflix just brought AV1 streaming to TVs, marking a major milestone for the royalty-free codec. The result? Measurably better streaming for millions of members.
Michael Rebello from Lyft reveals how they scaled from hand-written APIs to a unified networking architecture serving 500+ endpoints. The journey involved killing technical debt, slashing payload sizes by 50%, ...
Dropbox just took over Store, the popular Android data loading library, and rewrote it from scratch in Kotlin. The reason? RxJava was making it too easy for developers to leak memory.
Grab reduced their super app's startup time by 60% while shipping dozens of new features. Here's how they saved users 59,582 hours per day.
Grab cut app startup time by 60% while shipping dozens of new features. Here's how they did it without compromising velocity.
Airbnb built a testing framework so elegant that their ViewModels tests read like plain English. Here's how they made testing actually enjoyable.