How Swiggy Uses In-App Update API for Better App Adoption
Swiggy uses the In-App Update API to push updates seamlessly.
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Swiggy uses the In-App Update API to push updates seamlessly.
Explains how Mercari rebuilt its app with Jetpack Compose to reduce code complexity and improve maintainability.
Snapchat’s toolkit tunes Lens performance to keep their app snappy.
Snapchat profiles Lens performance in a real-world case study.
Snapchat’s Mobile Monitor tracks app health live for quick fixes.
Snapchat’s guide lays out their best tips for mobile app speed.
Meetup used Baseline Profiles to turbocharge their Android app’s speed.
Synaptic uses render locks to boost React Native app performance.
Across the past couple of years, different mobile app teams across Lyft have been moving to Server Driven UI (SDUI) for three main reasons: To deal with business complexity
Instagram splits their app and loads it lazily for better performance.
Gojek built a slick multi-pipeline CI in GitLab to run automated tests fast and smooth.
Swiggy juggles multiple caches to keep their app performing well.
ShareChat is a leading social media platform in India that allows users to share their opinions, document their lives, and make new friends in their native language. Other features include chatrooms..
Flashlight gives your Android app a quick performance grade, no setup required.
Meta tells the 10-year tale of how their iOS app grew and changed.
DoorDash slashed iOS startup time by 60% with some smart moves.
Strava keeps their iOS app quick and responsive for active users.
Swiggy’s Gradle tool speeds up testing with incremental runs.
Nubank’s Flutter Server Driven UI framework improves development speed and control over releases, reducing time to market for new features and bug fixes
Grab lightens the load on memory and CPU in their GrabX SDK.