Mobile DevOps
summary
DevOps applied to mobile focuses on Android and iOS and uses concrete tools: Android Studio/Xcode, emulators, Fastlane, Jenkins CI, Fabric/Firebase (Crashlytics, Analytics, Remote Config, Predictions, Performance), staged rollouts and instant apps. Claims: DevOps raises efficiency, quality and throughput; app store review delays mean true continuous delivery is limited (hours to days). Tests: recorded UI tests break across devices, monkey testing and sensor-driven scenarios are necessary. Market scale: ~200 billion downloads and ~$100B yearly spend. Hot swap staged rollouts Firebase Predictions
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Introduction and speaker background
- 1:28What is DevOps in mobile development
- 5:06Mobile development specifics
- 9:25Development tools and practices
- 12:18Quality assurance in mobile apps
- 15:47Testing strategies for mobile
- 19:05Delivery and distribution challenges
- 23:03Protecting mobile applications
- 25:34Continuous delivery limitations
- 27:20User feedback and updates
- 29:47Post-release analytics and growth
- 32:36Growing user base with push notifications
- 34:20A/B testing and remote configurations
- 35:46Firebase as a mobile DevOps hub
- 36:51Future of mobile DevOps roles
- 37:32Q&A session
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