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How server-driven UI is revolutionizing mobile app experiences

At Careem, agility and adaptability are key to delivering highly personalized and seamless user experiences as we need to move fast to react to customer behaviour during different times of the year, such as Ramadan

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Performance Class Helps Google Maps Deliver Premium Experiences

Describes how Google Maps uses Android’s Performance Class to deliver high-quality, premium user experiences.

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Leading a project to migrate hundreds of screens to SwiftUI/Jetpack Compose from UIKit/AndroidView in Merpay

Merpay swaps old UI for SwiftUI and Jetpack Compose across screens.

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OpenAI on Mobile Development, Previews, & Snapshot Testing

OpenAI's ChatGPT is one of the most popular and fastest-growing apps in the world. And from the start, OpenAI has utilized Emerge Tools Snapshots to help ensure they ship a top-tier, bug-free UI on iOS, Android and macOS.

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Transitioning to Appcraft: Evolution of Zalando’s Server-Driven UI Framework

Zalando evolves their server-driven UI framework for scale and speed.

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Bringing HDR photo support to Instagram and Threads

Meta adds HDR photo support to make Instagram and Threads pop visually.

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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.

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Optimising Scrolling Performance with Litho

Swiggy uses Litho to make scrolling smooth and fast in their apps.

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Improving Comment Rendering on Android

Instagram speeds up comment rendering on Android for quick chats.

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Making Swiggy Buttery Smooth

Swiggy kills lag to make their app feel buttery smooth all over.

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A stable, multiplatform Molecule 1.0

Molecule is a Compose-based library which we announced two years ago for managing application state. I’m excited to announce that today we are releasing version 1.0, its first stable version!

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Bringing HDR video to Reels

Meta adds HDR video to Reels for sharper, richer playback vibes.

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Enhancing User Experience: Reducing ANR Rates with DataStore in Skeelo Android App

Skeelo uses DataStore to cut Android ANRs and improve user vibes.

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Native UI and multiplatform Compose with Redwood

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

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Beautiful Performant Android UI

Instagram crafts Android UIs that look great and run lightning-fast.

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Testing Android UI Performance Part 2

Glance dives deeper into Android UI testing for even better results.

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Testing Android UI Performance

Glance tests Android UI to keep it smooth and responsive for users.

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How Server Driven UI is Helping Frontend Engineers Scale Impact

Robinhood’s server-driven UI lets frontend devs make big changes, fast.

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Measuring Render Performance with Jetpack Compose

Premise tracks Jetpack Compose rendering to keep it fast and fluid.

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The Journey to Server Driven UI At Lyft Bikes and Scooters

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

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