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Reddit cut video loading time in half on Android. Here's how they did it with ExoPlayer optimization, player pooling, and smart prefetching strategies.

After a year of relentless optimization, one Android dev achieved the impossible: 0% ANR rate in production. Here's how they did it.

Anjuka Koralage from PickMe Engineering discovered that migrating to Jetpack Compose wasn't just about replacing XML layouts. It required a complete mental shift in how to think about UI architecture.

Scaling Mobile UI Testing with AI

Company: Trendyol · Nov 5, 2025
Platform: Android / iOS

Trendyol scaled from 4,869 to 10,400 UI tests in under a year — while keeping execution under one hour. Here's how AI became their test generation engine.

Sean Coyle from ASOS breaks down the Data Layer in Android Clean Architecture—the unsung hero that keeps your networking, databases, and caching from bleeding into your business logic.

Chamod Lakmal from PickMe reveals how switching annotation processors can cut Android build times in half. If you're still using KAPT, you're leaving serious performance gains on the table.

What's New in Swift October 2025

Company: Swift.org Blog · Oct 31, 2025
Platform: iOS / Android

Joe Heck and Dave Lester just dropped the first edition of a new monthly Swift digest, and it's packed with signals that Swift is expanding way beyond iOS. Server-side Swift is heating up with performance gains...

Urs Peter, a JetBrains-certified Kotlin trainer, reveals the hidden pitfalls that turn promising Kotlin projects into Java-with-different-syntax nightmares. Most teams waste months writing 'Java-ish Kotlin' ins...

Nicolas Mayer Weiler from leboncoin shows why your 'accessible' Android component might still be failing users. Three stepper implementations, wildly different user experiences.

Nightly Swift SDK for Android

Company: Swift.org Blog · Oct 24, 2025
Platform: Android

Joannis Orlandos just announced something that could reshape mobile development: you can now write Android apps in Swift. After a decade of Swift expanding to cloud, Windows, and browsers, it's finally landing ...

Google just dropped a comprehensive guide for Android XR performance optimization, and the stakes are higher than traditional mobile: miss your frame rate target and users get motion sickness, not just frustrat...

Manoj Kumar Gubba from Mercari's iOS team shares how they cut mobile release cycles from weeks to just 3-7 days. Their secret? A combination of trunk-based development and aggressive automation that most teams ...

Delivering Mobile App Updates Faster

Company: Mercari · Oct 22, 2025
Platform: Android / iOS

Manoj Kumar Gubba from Mercari's iOS team reveals how they ship mobile updates in just 3-7 days. Most teams take 1-2 weeks, but Mercari's approach cuts that in half while maintaining stability.

Mohomed Nawab reveals how QA became the unsung hero in PickMe's driver app overhaul. Most teams treat testing as a final checkpoint, but this approach flipped the script entirely.

The Groww Engineering Team just open-sourced their playbook for building trading charts that render 2,000+ candlesticks at 60fps. No third-party libraries, pure native Android.

Jacob Clausen from Expo shows how to break free from SDK limitations. Building custom native modules doesn't mean abandoning Expo's developer experience.

Students and recent grads: JetBrains is offering free trips to Munich for building Kotlin Multiplatform projects. The 2026 contest is open now, and the bar might be lower than you think.

Very Good Ventures reveals why global leaders like Disney, Toyota, and BMW are ditching fragmented native development for a single framework. The shift isn't just technical—it's transformational.

React Native just dropped its most significant release ever. Version 0.82 completely removes the Legacy Architecture, marking what the team calls 'the start of a new era' for mobile development.

Pierrick CAEN from Medium thought upgrading Apollo Kotlin would be straightforward. Instead, it exposed hidden cache issues that had been silently failing for months.

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