Once, your users may have forgiven a bug in your app. Today, they likely won’t. Today’s consumers, many of them Gen-Zers who’ve been using gadgets since they learned their hands, expect a mobile experience that’s swift, seamless and secure. And with page speeds increasing all the time, lags and snags are no longer acceptable. Which means our apps need to glitch-free right out of the gate.
It’s your first day at an exciting company, and everything’s going great. It’s time to familiarize yourself with the codebase. So you fork it from GitHub, and lo and behold, your warm smile is replaced with utter confusion. The codebase is filled with spaghetti code. Simply, it’s chaotic. We developers are often faced with scenarios like this.
Despite the prevalence of Super Apps, staying competitive is still possible. By understanding and adapting to the latest trends in e-commerce and m-commerce, you can ensure that your shopping app stays ahead of the game in a competitive market.
Superapps take the features and functions of several apps to create a single powerful app that allows users to accomplish multiple tasks in one place. With mobile app users spending more time on apps each day, what are the benefits of creating a superapp for companies?
The average person spends about four hours a day on their phones, according to eMarketer, and 88% of that time is spent in apps. Since the Apple App Store's launch in 2008, the mobile app market has become fiercely competitive, with more than 2.5 million apps on Google Play and nearly two million on the Apple App Store. Mobile app popularity and increasing competition make testing critical to ensure quality and reliability.
Eliminating flaky tests is essential for ensuring a stable and reliable testing process. In this article we explore the importance of tracking flaky tests with Bitrise Insights, and how to diagnose the causes behind them.
Using App Store Connect is not always a straightforward process. In this App Store Connect Guide, you'll learn how to efficiently upload and release iOS apps to Apple’s App Store. You’ll also learn how to test with TestFlight, automate with Bitrise, and more.