Russell Stephens from Compass shares how his team cut down the time spent on testing from 80 hours to 4 and shortened their release cycles to one week. Read on to find out what steps they took to achieve this!
Mobile app development is unique, but when you are working alone, certain challenges are amplified as well.
We’re thrilled to announce another Verified Step focusing on the protection of your app: DexProtector, Licel’s product is now an official integration in the Bitrise Step Library, offering a unique solution to keep your apps as safe as possible.
We talked to mobile engineers behind the top-rated PagBank app about how they keep up with scaling in a hyper-growth environment, how their workflows evolved after migrating from Jenkins to Bitrise, and the advice they’d give to other teams for optimizing CI processes.
Would you like to beta test and deploy your app to one, or thousands of users? Appaloosa helps you distribute your mobile apps privately, collect feedback, and analyze your deployment’s efficiency.
Colin Hemmings, Senior Product Manager of Bitrise Trace shares his experience in mobile monitoring and its challenges in this behind-the-scenes interview.
If you have been looking to switch from Jenkins to Bitrise to speed up your Android CI/CD flow by introducing more automation, this article is for you! Read these hands-on tips by Moataz Nabil for a quick and easy migration.
This piece is the first in a short series that will get you from uploading apps manually to simply typing ‘fastlane beta’, then pushing a commit, and letting Bitrise do the work for you.
Data Theorem is a leading provider in modern application security with a core mission to analyze and secure any modern application anytime, anywhere. And guess what? Now you can find Data Theorem Mobile Secure in Bitrise's Step Library!
While there’s room for debate in what constitutes sufficient monitoring for a mobile app, it’s no question that if you wait long enough for users to report issues, then soon you will have no users. For most mobile development teams, you are not measured against how many features you deliver or bugs you fix, but by how successful your app is and how much value it delivers to users. As a result, you need to know where the app is providing a subpar experience and why.
