Build your own CI/CD pipelines by customizing your Bitrise Workflows
This article will explain in a nutshell how you can easily build your own CI/CD pipelines for your mobile apps, based on your specific business needs.
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Modern Software Development For Today's Systems & Applications
October 2021
An introduction to mobile app accessibility
An excellent approach to accessibility is to build accessibility into your app workflow rather than address it at the end. When you build an accessible mobile app, you make your app inclusive of everyone, both with and without a disability. Learn how a tool like Bitrise can help!
Kotlin Multiplatform Mobile (KMM): more CI/CD tips and tricks
In this blog, we'll show how you can import your project manually or as an iOS project. I’ll also present a few step combinations that can be used to test and deploy your KMM apps.
Colin Hemmings: Introducing Bitrise Build Insights | BUG: Autumn Edition
Bitrise User Groups are about Bitrise users teaching Bitrise users. Speaking at a BUG is a great way to share some knowledge, gather feedback on your workflows or just connect to the wider Bitrise community. We welcome speakers from all around the world with all levels of experience! Thank you for watching! Please feel free to comment your thoughts below. #bitriseusergroup #mobiledevelopment #bitrise
Karol Wrótniak: How to work around missing Bitrise features? | BUG - Autumn Edition
Bitrise User Groups are about Bitrise users teaching Bitrise users. Speaking at a BUG is a great way to share some knowledge, gather feedback on your workflows or just connect to the wider Bitrise community. We welcome speakers from all around the world with all levels of experience! Presenter: Karol Wrótniak from Droids on Roids Thank you for watching! Please feel free to comment your thoughts below.
Sokari Gillis-Harry: Multiple environment Flutter deployment with Bitrise | BUG: Autumn Edition
Bitrise User Groups are about Bitrise users teaching Bitrise users. Speaking at a BUG is a great way to share some knowledge, gather feedback on your workflows or just connect to the wider Bitrise community. We welcome speakers from all around the world with all levels of experience! Thank you for watching! Please feel free to comment your thoughts below. #bitriseusergroup #mobiledevelopment #bitrise
Getting started with AWS Amplify for Android and Bitrise
A hands-on guide to building an Android app with AWS Amplify and Bitrise
Skip certain builds or only some Steps with the Draft PR Env Var
Now you can skip running unnecessary builds or certain Steps when committing small or Draft PRs by using the Env Var 'GITHUB_PR_IS_DRAFT'.
New report: The state of mobile shopping apps in 2021
Our brand-new report examines the ever-evolving shopping industry, delving into the trends and challenges faced by mobile retailers. Read on to find out the state of the industry, the latest product trends and cutting-edge features, and the key Mobile DevOps practices used by some of the leading shopping apps.
Mussel | Verified Steps on Bitrise
As every team wants to speed up their app regression processes, it’s important to find a quick and easy, maintainable solution to test Push Notifications and Universal Links. Testing these is a real challenge and conventional methods will probably slow you down, accumulating the time you would normally like to spend with UI tests. Mussel will help you ease these responsibilities: it’s an open-source framework built by the amazing mobile team at Compass, testing Push Notifications, Universal Links, and Routing in XCUITests.
Sofy | Verified Steps on Bitrise
Used by Microsoft, British Telecom, Forrester and many more, Sofy.ai is a no-code mobile app testing platform for engineers. Sofy has their own device farm with hundreds of real devices, so performing manual and automated tests are easy, just as regression testing. It's a no-code automation platform: it means you don’t have to write a single line of code. You can have the cake and eat it too!
pCloudy | Verified Steps on Bitrise
The pCloudy Step grabs the artifact (APK or IPA) of your app, and uploads it to the pCloudy platform, so testers and developers can run their automated tests right away. You are provided by an actual mobile device lab, with devices to carry out the tests.