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JaYoung Lee and Ander Dobo from Google's Flutter team reveal a surprising shift: VS Code has overtaken Android Studio as the most popular IDE for Flutter development. What's driving developers to switch?
Doni Winata from Traveloka's Android Infra team reveals how his team automated build benchmarking to catch performance regressions before they hit production. For projects with 300+ modules and 15-20 minute bui...
Cash App open sourced Molecule, a library that lets you write reactive code as simple if/else statements. No more complex RxJava chains.
React Native 0.70 just made Hermes the default JavaScript engine. This marks a major turning point for performance and developer experience across both iOS and Android.
TikTok slashed app startup time by 45% and reduced video lag by 27%. Here's how they did it using Android's native toolchain.
iFood's iOS team built a checkout system that handles 25+ feature plugins without turning into spaghetti code. Here's how they architected a platform that lets multiple teams ship independently.
DoorDash users were waiting up to 10 seconds for pages to load. Here's how their team turned performance audits into measurable conversion wins.
Coinbase scaled from a handful of engineers on one platform to four platforms with zero standardized performance measurement. How do you unify performance tracking across web, mobile, backend, and extensions?
Mehmet Gür from Getir tackles a common Android pain point: uploading files to S3 with real-time progress tracking. His solution avoids the MultipartBody pitfalls that trip up most developers.
OkCredit ran a fascinating A/B test: Jetpack Compose vs XML layouts in production. The results surprised them—and reveal what most teams miss about Compose performance.
Instawork runs over 1 million tests daily in their CI pipeline. Here's how they made unit testing a core engineering practice, not an afterthought.
Swiggy's iOS team cut build times by 21% and saved developers hours of waiting. Here's their battle-tested playbook.
Turo's Android team faced a challenge: how to adopt Jetpack Compose without rewriting their entire fragment-based app overnight.
Meetup's Android team ditched Activities and Fragments for pure Jetpack Compose—and immediately noticed the performance difference. Here's how they navigated the complexity of multi-module apps.
Shopify's React Native team just solved one of mobile development's most persistent headaches: getting lists to scroll smoothly without blank cells or frame drops.
Vincent Berihuete from Revolut reveals how they ditched traditional iOS navigation patterns for something far more powerful. Forget Coordinators—this is about building a custom navigation engine that eliminates...
Zomato's Android team was losing 7 hours of productivity every single day just waiting for builds. A 10-person team, 20 builds per day, 2+ minutes each time. The math was brutal.
Uber built a web app that loads in 3 seconds on 2G networks. Here's how they made it smaller than a typical image file.
Tinder adopted Jetpack Compose before it hit 1.0. Here's how they navigated the alpha/beta chaos in a massive production app.
Andrey Kovalev from Bumble's engineering team challenges a fundamental assumption: what if Jetpack Compose Navigation's string-based routes and hardcoded BackStack are holding your Android app back?