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Migrating Uber Eats Feeds to Webview
Nick DiStefano discusses how Uber Eats migrated core mobile surfaces to a hybrid WebView stack, sharing insights on maintaining native UI quality and shipping features faster.
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Engineering AI for Creativity and Curiosity on Mobile
Bhavuk Jain discusses scaling raw AI models into production-grade mobile features. He explains the architecture, runtime guardrails, and fine-tuning behind AI Wallpapers and Circle to Search.
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Challenging Google Analytics: Building a Scalable, Cost-Effective User Tracking Service
Alina Krasavina discusses how Delivery Hero built an in-house tracking platform to replace Google Analytics. She explains their architecture, load testing, and how they cut storage costs by 75%.
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Mobile Server-Driven UI at Scale
Rafael Ring explains how Nubank revolutionized mobile development by building a scripted server-driven UI framework, reducing feature lead times from weeks to minutes for 115 million customers.
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Server-Driven UI for Mobile and beyond
Christopher Luu discusses what problems they were trying to solve with Server-Driven UI, how they extended their solution beyond mobile, what kinds of issues still persist, and their future outlook.
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Modern Mobile Development: Native vs Cross-Platform
Sebastiano Poggi discusses the knowledge and tools necessary to make the choice between native and cross-platform mobile development.
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Google’s Flutter: Mobile, Web & Desktop Frontends from 1 Codebase?
Karsten Silz discusses Flutter, a cross-platform framework that promises to deliver iOS, Android and desktop apps with one codebase. Does Flutter deliver?
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Full Stack Dart
Chris Swan discusses using a stack of Dart, where Flutter developers can use the same language to build the services behind their apps.
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Machine Learning on Mobile and Edge Devices with TensorFlow Lite
Daniel Situnayake talks about how developers can use TensorFlow Lite to build machine learning applications that run entirely on-device.
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Fast and Beautiful: Modern Image Delivery Techniques
Doug Sillars examines strategies to send images to devices, taking a look at progressive images, placeholder images, lazy loading, with examples showing how to improve the usability of a site or app.
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Exploiting Common iOS Apps’ Vulnerabilities
Ivan Rodriguez walks through some of the most common vulnerabilities on iOS apps and shows how to exploit them.
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Break Your App before Someone Else Does
Ana Baotić discusses how to verify the code of an application for possible errors, focusing on Android apps.