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Bitrise Build Cache: Xcode Setup & Configuration

Join Lex, a solution architect at Bitrise, for a demonstration on how to configure Xcode build cache and validate that the configuration has been done correctly. This video focuses on using the build cache with Bitrise CI, although the build cache also works with external CI. Bitrise, Xcode Build Cache, CI/CD, Continuous Integration, Mobile Development, Xcode 26, App Development, Build Optimization, Cache Warming, Workflow Configuration, iOS.

Bitrise Build Cache: Comparing invocations to identify bottlenecks

Lex, a solution architect at Bitrise, guides you through a demonstration on comparing build cache invocations to identify the causes of build speed, cache hit rate, or overall build behavior. The focus is on Gradle, but the comparison feature works for other build systems like Bazel and Xcode. Bitrise, Build Cache, Gradle, CI/CD, Troubleshooting, Performance, Cache Hit Rate, Invocation Comparison, Build Optimization, Diff Tracker, Bazel, Xcode.

Bitrise Build Cache: Gradle Setup & Configuration

Lex, a solution architect at Bitrise, provides a demonstration on how to configure Bitrise Build Cache for Gradle projects when using Bitrise CI. While Build Cache works with any CI solution, the setup procedure shown is tailored for Bitrise CI users. Bitrise, Gradle Build Cache, CI/CD, Continuous Integration, Mobile Development, Android, Build Optimization, Cache Warming, Workflow Configuration, Android Development.

Introducing Bitrise Build Hub: Build infrastructure for mobile app development at scale

Meet Bitrise Build Hub, the lightning-fast infrastructure for GitHub Actions! We designed Build Hub for teams who need elite mobile performance without leaving their ecosystem. It’s the power of a specialized, mobile-first platform, running in harmony with your existing GitHub Actions workflows. Learn all about it from Senior Solutions Engineer Naveen Nazimudeen.

Building Bitrise's AI platform: Scaling AI features across teams

This is the fourth and final installment in our series about bringing AI to Bitrise. In Part 1, we explained why we built our own AI coding agent. Part 2 covered our browser-integrated AI Assistant. Part 3 detailed how we brought AI to the Bitrise Build Cloud. In this final post, we'll explore how we unified these efforts into a cohesive AI Platform.

How to share test builds using Bitrise Release Management

Discover how to use Bitrise Release Management to quickly distribute iOS and Android builds to your testers from a single interface. See how to find your builds (sourced natively from Bitrise CI or via API), organize testers into specific groups, share the installation link, set up automatic email notifications for new builds, and more.

From suggestions to fixes: How Bitrise AI lets teams ship faster with control

For many developers, AI coding assistants are already as fundamental as a terminal window or version control system. Data from DORA shows that 90% of IT professionals are using AI at work. StackOverflow’s 2025 Developer Survey found that over half of professional developers use AI daily.

Q&A: Accelerating Europe's EV transition: How Bitrise is helping Elli lead the charge

Europe’s transition to electric vehicles (EVs) is gearing up and one car maker is leading the charge. The Volkswagen Group recently eclipsed Tesla as Europe’s top EV maker, with deliveries surging a stunning 89% year on year to 347,900 vehicles. But it’s too early to celebrate yet, with the EU’s 2035 ban on new petrol and diesel cars looming large, keeping adoption moving is crucial. That’s where Elli, Volkswagen Group’s charging and energy company, comes in.

Key ingredients of a high-performing mobile build environment

At Bitrise, we work with thousands of mobile engineering teams, from high-growth startups to some of the world’s biggest brands. Having that unique vantage point gives us a deep understanding of the challenges teams face day to day, and the strategies that deliver the best results.

We built a MCP Server that lets AI control macOS Virtual Machines

TL;DR: We created Remote Execution and Computer Use APIs for macOS, packaged them as a MCP server, and now your AI assistant can spin up Virtual Machines (VMs), run shell commands, transfer files, and even click around the Graphic User Interface (GUI). It's a prototype. It's a bit wild. We'd love to know what you'd build with it.