Speed up your app's go-to-market with the pCloudy Step
The new member in our Verified Step program is pCloudy, a continuous testing cloud for mobile developers. You can now find their integration in the Bitrise Step Library!
The new member in our Verified Step program is pCloudy, a continuous testing cloud for mobile developers. You can now find their integration in the Bitrise Step Library!
This is a step-by-step guide with hands-on tips for migrating your React Native apps from Jenkins to Bitrise, quickly and easily.
In this podcast episode, we talked to Keegan Rush about his new book, iOS App Distribution and Best Practices and everything developers need to know to master continuous deployment.
Mobile test automation is a vital part of the Mobile DevOps cycle. Without it, we can’t deliver mobile apps to our customers. This article will explain how a fastlane plugin for parallelizing iOS UI tests can make your life easier.
In this step-by-step guide, we will show you how to publish and distribute Android apps quickly and easily using fastlane, Firebase App Distribution, and Bitrise.
In this article, we will discuss the most useful and commonly used fastlane plugins that many developers use and love, and go through the things you should know about fastlane if you work in mobile development.
Fastlane actions are built-in commands (actions) for which you don’t need to install any plugin or 3rd party tool. In this article, we will discuss the most commonly used fastlane actions that are useful for anyone who works in mobile development.
Let's dig deeper into emulator and UI test-related issues for Android! The last article of our Android testing series by Richard Bogdan, Senior Software Engineer.
As an indie developer, anything that saves you time or automates work is valuable. Learn how Bitrise can help you in having an automated continuous delivery process!
It's your time to set up your testing on Bitrise! In the third article of our Android testing series, we will give you some hints on how to effectively run a virtual device on your CI.