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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.

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.

Q&A: How Bitrise is helping Tapcart power the next wave of world-class ecommerce

For small enterprises with big ambitions, Tapcart opens up a world of possibilities. Founded in 2017, the Los Angeles–based SaaS company is on a mission to democratize access to world-class mobile commerce tools for every brand. A big part of making that happen is its partnership with Bitrise. Few people have seen the evolution of that partnership more closely than Sahand Ansari.

Xcode 26.4 Beta: First impressions

Our engineers Ben Boral and Balazs Hajagos have a look at the official release notes to see what's interesting in the latest Xcode beta (already available for use on Bitrise!). Bitrise provides a full-stack, vertically integrated mobile DevOps solution that unites the tools, processes and testing frameworks engineering teams need to build best-in-class mobile experiences. Over 400,000 developers use Bitrise’s products: Bitrise CI, Build Cache, Release Management, and Insights.

See exactly why your Gradle Build Cache missed: new Task Inputs visibility feature

Every Android developer has been there: yesterday's build finished in 2 minutes, but today's identical build takes 8 minutes. You check your code - nothing major changed. You check your environment - everything looks the same. So why the massive difference? Without visibility into what actually changed between builds, debugging performance issues becomes guesswork. You're left wondering: Which tasks didn't come from cache? What inputs changed? Why did this specific compilation task take so long?

You don't have to choose between GitHub and Bitrise

If you're part of a GitHub shop evaluating Bitrise for your mobile app teams, you might be hearing a familiar objection: "Why add another tool? GitHub Actions is our org standard, and it will work for mobile." It's a reasonable point. Nobody wants to maintain a snowflake system that sits outside the approved tool list. But here's the thing — it doesn't have to be GitHub Actions *or* Bitrise. The reality is that mobile CI/CD has unique demands.

Configuring a workflow using the Workflow Editor in Bitrise

In this video, Ben Boral introduces the Bitrise workflow editor, a GUI abstraction layer built on top of the YAML file that defines CI pipelines and workflows. The Workflow Editor makes users more productive, helps avoid errors, and allows for easily defining and maintaining workflows. The workflow editor generates syntactically valid YAML and is available in both online and local versions, providing the benefits of "pipeline as code" with greater ease of use.

Optimizing Bitrise Build Cache clients

Having a build cache solution is a powerful way to speed up builds, especially at scale. Bitrise Build Cache already accelerates builds across multiple ecosystems, but to get the most out of it we also need to optimize the build cache clients themselves and ensure stability across changing network environments. In this blog post, I’ll walk through the steps we took to improve stability and performance for Bitrise Build Cache customers.

How to add a new project in Bitrise

Learn how to add a new project to Bitrise CI with Senior PM Jeremy Palmer: selecting privacy settings, connecting your Git provider (like GitHub), and setting up webhooks to automatically trigger builds. Jeremy also covers the authorization steps, selecting a branch, and the auto-detection of your project's configuration settings.

Xcode 26.3 coding intelligence: First impressions

Senior & Staff engineers Ben Boral and Oliver Falvai from Bitrise discuss the initial impressions of the new coding intelligence features in the Xcode 26.3 Release Candidate. They have been experimenting with the new features - see what they think! Bitrise provides a full-stack, vertically integrated mobile DevOps solution that unites the tools, processes and testing frameworks engineering teams need to build best-in-class mobile experiences. Over 400,000 developers use Bitrise’s products: Bitrise CI, Build Cache, Release Management, and Insights.