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Wealthfront's iOS team eliminated merge conflicts entirely and cut build times by breaking their 10-year-old monolith into modules. Here's how XcodeGen made it possible.
Nazar Sydiaha from Callstack tackles one of React Native's biggest scaling challenges: managing multiple apps and shared packages without losing your mind. His monorepo guide could save your team weeks of depen...
Luca from Mercari's Logistics team hit a wall: multiple ViewModels on one screen needed to share data, but Hilt's built-in scopes forced them into Singleton hell with manual cleanup. So they built their own sco...
Your modular Android app is building like a monolith. One shared :core module is killing your build times, even when you change a single private implementation detail.
Shingt from Mercari reveals how they transformed a single-product iOS codebase into a monorepo supporting multiple apps—without halting work for 50+ active engineers. The result? A 38.8MB binary despite 900+ mo...
Erdem Topak from Flink reveals how their Android team scaled from 30 to 437 modules—then discovered 400 unused dependencies silently killing their build times. Here's how they built a custom solution when exist...
Aditya Singh from slice engineering solved a problem that haunts every Android team at scale: navigation crashes from circular dependencies. His team hit zero navigation crashes in production with a runtime gra...
Oleksii Chyrkov from Lyft just closed the book on a 7-year migration journey. The final push to eliminate Java from their entire Android codebase revealed some brutal truths about automated tooling.
Stone, a Latin American fintech serving 4M+ users, went all-in on Kotlin Multiplatform two years ago. The results? 55% code sharing across their mobile apps.
X (Twitter) rebuilt their encrypted DMs for millions of users with a team of just 5 Android engineers. Their secret? Kotlin Multiplatform.
Duolingo ships weekly to 40M+ daily active users across 176 countries. Their secret weapon for speed? Kotlin Multiplatform.
Majid Jabrayilov explores how microapps architecture can solve the scaling nightmare that plagues large iOS codebases. His approach turns monolithic apps into composable, independently testable modules.
Maxwell Elliott and Connor Wybranowski from Tinder turned what seemed like a 12-year project into a 6-month sprint. Their secret? Letting the compiler do the heavy lifting instead of manually untangling 150,000...
Piyal Madushanka from PickMe Engineering tackles a problem every scaling mobile team faces: how do you manage multiple regional apps without drowning in build configuration chaos?
Callstack reveals how to add React Native to existing native apps without a full rewrite. This brownfield approach is changing how engineering teams think about cross-platform development.
Callstack explores one of mobile dev's wildest experiments: embedding React Native inside a Flutter app. Yes, you read that right.
Reddit's mobile team just dropped their brutally honest take on iOS vs Android development in 2023. Spoiler: neither platform makes it easy.
Gojek's driver app modularization cut CI build times by 33% and unlocked team-level productivity metrics. Here's what they learned from breaking up their monolith.
Sean Coyle from ASOS reveals how they're dismantling their Android monolith using a pattern that slashes recompile times. The secret? Splitting every feature into API and implementation modules.
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