We’re excited to announce that we recently updated the Bitrise CLI and in this article, we share what’s included in the Bitrise CLI 2.0.0 release.

Bitrise is excited to introduce the new Repeato Verified Step. Repeato uses computer vision and machine learning to help mobile teams automate robust UI tests — even without coding skills.

Andres Pineda is a Senior Front-end Developer at Shopify, and at the Mobile DevOps Summit, he shared tips to help you build apps for global audiences. Let’s recap the discussion.

A hands-on guide to help you to get started with Appium 2.0, the new features, and how to install and use it locally or on Bitrise.

When it comes to apps and mobile engineering, ignoring people with disabilities can mean alienating 15% of your potential user base. In this article, learn about tangible solutions to address mobile app accessibility.

Flutter is a native experience with a single codebase for both iOS and Android — learn how to become a better Flutter developer with these resources.

There’s often too much collaboration going on amongst mobile engineering teams— slowing things down. We discuss 4 ways to go from collaboration overload to effective collaboration.

We discuss in detail how developers can reduce app size by compressing images, removing unused resources, and optimizing their APK and IPA files for different types of devices.

Mobile teams need to consider these four things to ensure they are measuring and managing code quality. Because at the end of the day, good code is clean and well-managed code.

Bitrise acquires Flare.Build. By adapting Flare.Build’s advanced caching and CDN technology to tools beyond Bazel, Bitrise can speed up feedback loops, iterate faster, and multiply app build performance by up to 10x.