Introducing Nibel: A Navigation Library for Adopting Jetpack Compose in Fragment-Based Apps
Turo’s Nibel library eases Jetpack Compose navigation in apps.
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Turo’s Nibel library eases Jetpack Compose navigation in apps.
Zomato trimmed their Android app’s size while keeping it tasty.
Lyft’s ‘Safe Mode’ kicks in after crashes to keep their app steady for users.
Pinterest uses LMDB to optimize memory and speed up their API service.
Klarna points out four load testing traps devs often fall into.
Swiggy balances user consent with app performance for trust.
Turo slashed Android startup time by 77% with sharp optimizations.
OkCredit changes app strings on the fly for a better user experience.
Strava tunes their Android app launch to get users moving faster.
Back in November 2021, Jake wrote about Molecule on this blog when it was still under development. A few weeks ago, we released 0.4.0 which we are using in production with great satisfaction.
Highlights TikTok’s efforts to refine its Android app for a smoother and more engaging social experience.
Instawork weaves unit testing into their team’s daily rhythm.
Meetup makes navigation easy in their multi-module Android setup.
OkCredit compares Jetpack Compose and XML to see which runs faster.
Turo shifts to Jetpack Compose from Fragments with a smooth plan.
TikTok sharpens Android video playback with precise, smart tweaks.
Zomato slashed Android build times by 95% with clever shortcuts.
Uber dives into the tech that powers their fast, lean mobile web app, m.uber.
It’s an exciting time to be a mobile engineer. Now that declarative UI has finally made its way into Android with Jetpack Compose, I was fascinated
Pinterest shares four big lessons from making their Android app faster.