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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.

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.

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.

Cloud-Native Performance Engineering: Tools and Strategies for AWS, Azure and GCP

There’s a moment every cloud team eventually faces. Dashboards look green. CPU is stable. Memory isn’t spiking. Auto-scaling is configured. And yet, users say the system feels slow. Welcome to cloud-native performance engineering. After working across environments hosted on Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud Platform, I’ve realised something important: Cloud doesn’t eliminate performance problems. It simply changes their shape.

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?

Confluent Intelligence expands real-time business data to enterprise AI

Support for the Agent2Agent protocol helps connect AI agents anywhere in real time so they can collaborate at enterprise scale. Multivariate Anomaly Detection takes anomaly detection to the next level, stopping problems before they start.

Top Test Automation Best Practices Every Team Should Follow

Test automation has become an essential part of modern software development. In 2026, shipping fast without reliable test automation is almost impossible. Done right, it ensures consistent quality, faster feedback, and fewer production incidents. This guide covers practical test automation best practices used by real engineering teams to deliver measurable results.

Reflect vision-based AI demo | Create one test for multiple platforms

Create a single mobile test that runs reliably on both iOS and Android - without building separate tests per platform or relying on brittle, platform-specific locators. In this high-level demo, we use SmartBear Reflect’s vision-based AI to record a typical workflow in a sample coffee app, where each step is backed by visual context and intent. Then we run the same test across a mix of Apple and Android devices, including an iPhone, to show how Reflect adapts to the environment at runtime and helps reduce flakiness and false positives.

February in Node.js: Release Discipline, Security Signal, and Runtime Progression

February was not defined by major feature drops. It was defined by process hardening, structured release cadence, and continued runtime iteration across both LTS and Current lines. For production teams, this month reinforced three pillars: This is the technical breakdown of what actually mattered.