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
Transitioning to Appcraft: Evolution of Zalando’s Server-Driven UI Framework
Zalando evolves their server-driven UI framework for scale and speed.
Dream11’s big bet on React Native
In 2021, we started using React Native at Dream11. Two years and a steep learning curve later, we have fully migrated our front-end app from Native to React Native, positively impacting productivity.
Boost Your Android App’s Performance with Baseline Profiles
DeliveryHero uses Baseline Profiles to make Android apps start faster.
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.
Who hasn't tried Kotlin Multiplatform(KMP) yet? What's the reason?
I've noticed a lot of android developers discussing KMP lately. But, ios developers don't seem to be as interested, and the reason is pretty clear.
Introducing Trio | Part III
Part three on how we built a Compose based architecture with Mavericks in the Airbnb Android app
How to do pagination in SwiftUI
An example of how we do it in the Medium iOS Application
Should I continue learning Flutter or start with KMM?
Hello everyone, I'm developing an Android app with Kotlin that heavily relies on location services and utilizes many native features. Meanwhile, I'm also learning Flutter. However, transitioning from Android to Flutter doesn't seem very appealing to me.
Introducing Trio | Part II
Part two on how we built a Compose based architecture with Mavericks in the Airbnb Android app
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.
Introducing Trio | Part I
A three part series on how we built a Compose based architecture with Mavericks in the Airbnb Android app
Bringing HDR photo support to Instagram and Threads
Meta adds HDR photo support to make Instagram and Threads pop visually.
Macramé: Untangling the Knot on the Etsy Android Listing Screen
We decided that our new architecture for the listing screen, which we’ve named Macramé, would be based on immutable data propagated through a reactive UI.
Client Tracing: Understanding Mobile and Desktop Application Performance at Scale
Slack traces performance across mobile and desktop to catch every snag.
Improving Shopify App’s Performance
Shopify made their app faster by rethinking data loads and cutting waste.
How dogfooding helps us build a better Duolingo
“Dogfooding” is one of the most important tools we have for improving the app.
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
What are the benefits of Compose (in reality, not on paper)?
I'm returning to Android development after quite a long hiatus, and was pretty quick to jump into learning Compose, despite not being happy about needing to learn a whole new way of doing UI on Android when I'd already gotten pretty decent with XML.