Micro-Feature Architecture for Mobile
In this blog post, we offer a foundational understanding of micro-features. The focus is on providing straightforward examples to facilitate the grasp of the concept.
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In this blog post, we offer a foundational understanding of micro-features. The focus is on providing straightforward examples to facilitate the grasp of the concept.
Skeelo uses DataStore to cut Android ANRs and improve user vibes.
Grab keeps their app steady when ride demand spikes out of nowhere.
Redwood is Cash App’s take on multiplatform mobile client UI. Unlike many of the existing solutions to this problem, our values are slightly different
Flipkart cuts mobile page load times with caching and lazy tricks.
Application startup time is one of the most important parts of building mobile applications. If an application is slow to start, users can get frustrated and switch apps without waiting for your application to actually load up.
Meta rolls out key transparency to lock down WhatsApp’s security.
Gojek walks through how they broke their driver app into pieces, step by step.
Say hello to Turbine 1.0, our library for testing kotlinx.coroutines Flow and more.
Instagram crafts Android UIs that look great and run lightning-fast.
Swiggy tunes video caching for smoother playback in their apps.
Glance tests their app’s limits with Locust for rock-solid reliability.
Skeelo shares their best tips for solid end-to-end app testing.
Snapchat cuts the time it takes to get their camera up and running.
AWS benchmarks apps on rooted Androids to see how they really perform.
Premise uses Gradle Enterprise to catch Android build issues early.
Glance dives deeper into Android UI testing for even better results.
Amazon shows why testing app speed is make-or-break for success.
Simform offers a full rundown on boosting Android app performance.
Swiggy tests faster with temporary setups that mimic real use.