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JavaScript Debugging: How to Find and Fix Bugs in JS

An effective JavaScript debugging regime is essential if we want to build responsive, reliable and highly-rateable Android apps. JavaScript doesn’t enforce types at compile time (unlike Swift) and this means errors often happen quietly, when users are already feeling them. So it’s vital that we debug pre-emptively, using knowledge rather than guesswork.

From Hospitals to Home Care: Digital Innovations in Healthcare

What exactly comes to your mind when we say ‘Digital Advancements’? What’s the first thing you think of when you hear the word? Is it cloud technology? Digital transformation? Gen-AI? Blockchain? Or everything that caters to Digital Transformation as a whole? We know that the last sentence is the one you’ll prefer. But has it ever come across your mind why digital transformation solutions are taking all the limelight from different industries?

Reviewing your build in Bitrise: Build Details page

In this demo, Naveen Nazimudeen, Solutions Engineer at Bitrise, explores the Build Details page and shows how to quickly get to the root cause of a failed build. He looks at key tabs like Build Logs, Tests (including flaky test detection and quarantine), Artifacts, Build Cache, and VM Monitoring for performance and out-of-memory debugging.

How to parallelize tasks using Bitrise pipelines

Pipelines allow you to organize your CI/CD tasks into modular workflows that can run sequentially or in parallel. In this demo, Senior Solutions Engineer Ben Boral shows a simple pipeline that runs a fast linting check first, then executes two test suites in parallel to reduce wall clock time, and gates the build step on the success of those tests - speeding up the feedback loop and avoiding wasteful tasks.

Using the Step Library in Bitrise

See what the Bitrise Step Library can do for you with Senior Solutions Engineer Ben Boral. Instead of relying on custom scripts for functionality, you can use these off-the-shelf components to quickly build a workflow. These steps are open source, allowing you to view their code, fork them, and make changes, or you can write a custom script directly in the Workflow Editor.

Setting Up a GCC in India: A Strategic Playbook for Enterprises

An important question for CXOs and strategy heads alike arises as businesses grow internationally: Are we scaling globally merely to increase capacity, or are we also building capability? Global Capability Centres (GCCs), formerly known as Global In-House Centres (GICs), fill that need by acting as strategic powerhouses that are more than just back-end support engines.

Q&A: How Bitrise is helping Tapcart power the next wave of world-class ecommerce

For small enterprises with big ambitions, Tapcart opens up a world of possibilities. Founded in 2017, the Los Angeles–based SaaS company is on a mission to democratize access to world-class mobile commerce tools for every brand. A big part of making that happen is its partnership with Bitrise. Few people have seen the evolution of that partnership more closely than Sahand Ansari.

Kotlin Annotations Explained: Guide for Android Developers

Kotlin annotations allow compilers or libraries to understand our code. These metadata tags don’t directly change code logic, but they help modify how it is interpreted, optimized, or validated. This simplifies Android development by automating repetitive tasks and ensuring consistent code behavior. It also improves code readability, reduces boilerplate code, and introduces automated checks and generation.

Xcode 26.4 Beta: First impressions

Our engineers Ben Boral and Balazs Hajagos have a look at the official release notes to see what's interesting in the latest Xcode beta (already available for use on Bitrise!). Bitrise provides a full-stack, vertically integrated mobile DevOps solution that unites the tools, processes and testing frameworks engineering teams need to build best-in-class mobile experiences. Over 400,000 developers use Bitrise’s products: Bitrise CI, Build Cache, Release Management, and Insights.

How to Remotely Debug Mobile Apps

Remote debugging is the most reliable way to grasp what’s really happening inside a mobile app once it’s out in the wild. We’re talking crashes that never appear in development, and issues from users that can’t be reproduced locally. If you ship mobile apps, you’ve been vexed by these problems at some point.