Our open beta Release Management add-on is now live and centralizes and automates the iOS app release process. Release Management offers a graphical user interface to simplify deployment and automate testing, providing team members and stakeholders with a streamlined way to stay informed about the status of releases. The feature is currently free for all Bitrise users.
Slow mobile builds can significantly increase wait time during the development process, leading to context switching and reduced productivity. Multiple builds may be required during a pull request review, and slow builds can further prolong the process, particularly if the build fails and needs to be repeated. Read more on how to reduce wait time and improve efficiency throughout the development process with Bitrise Insights.
We all remember Snake, right? That game you played on your flip-phone to while away those hours on the train or tube, attempting to stop a digital serpent from eating its own tail. Well Snake is actually part of digital history. It was the first mobile app ever released way back in 1997, the founding fathers of today’s web3 marvels with their AI, VR and machine learning.
M1 Max Studio is now available for complex, memory-heavy builds — exclusively at Bitrise. View the M1 Max Studio options to further strengthen your raw computing speed.
As we look ahead to 2023, Damien Murphy, Solutions Architecture Manager at Bitrise, hosted a panel of industry experts from Dyson, eBay, and more, to discuss the mobile trends to watch in 2023. From shift-left security to ChatGPT and beyond, learn about the top mobile app trends in 2023.
We love our mobile phones. We take pictures, text friends, and sometimes even use them to make a phone call. For many of us, a mobile phone is about the apps. Apps help us stay connected, inform us, and make our work easier. Yet according to one study, users uninstall 49% of apps within the first 30 days of installation. Why? There are many reasons, including the app being too spammy, taking up too much storage space, or the user just didn’t need it anymore.
Key-based caching is now officially out of beta and ready to use for all users on Bitrise. Have more explicit and granular control on what to cache, share a cache across workflows, branches, and stacks, and automatically invalidate your stale cache files.
One of the great features that made Unity popular is its ability to provide builds for multiple platforms out of the box. But there may be scenarios in which you would like Unity to comprise just a part of your application, while the rest is written with some other framework. A typical use case is using Unity’s functionality inside a Flutter application.
Bitrise is making great new additional changes to how you can use Bitrise Insights. This includes changes to some of our chart titles, the identification of flaky tests, the display of build failure rate and typical duration and more.
As part of the annual Bitrise State of Mobile App Development report, Bitrise compiles the most significant mobile app development takeaways from the year's data. Let's take a look at this year's State of Mobile App Development in 2022 Report.
In this blog, learn how to manage your mobile apps all in one place for a more connected and efficient testing experience with Sauce Labs' new App Management dashboard. Ensuring a seamless user experience for your mobile app requires an increasing amount of testing. With customer expectations also increasing, It’s never been more important for mobile development teams to have a highly scalable and reliable testing solution in their tech stack.
Build Pipelines, beta, is now available on all plans for Bitrise users. Organize your CI/CD process, set up advanced configurations with multiple tasks, and run them in parallel—today.
You can now generate HTML test reports and display them in the Artifacts tabs with Bitrise builds.
Build log grouping is a new feature that streamlines the build log process, making it easier to understand why a build failed and at which Step the failure occurred. Read how build logs are now grouped by steps, and how we improved our error message display.
CLI stands for command-line interface, a text-based interface you can use to input commands and perform various operations. If you’ve ever used the dart or flutter commands in your console, you’ve used a CLI. Sometimes, though, you may end up writing a CLI of your own.
