Bitrise & Community

In March 2024 we will release a major update to our Linux stacks that will bring Ubuntu 22.04 Jammy Jellyfish to Bitrise, in accordance with our Stack Update Policy.

As the holiday season nears and 2023 comes to a close, we want to ensure you're fully informed about Bitrise's operations during this time.

Qonto’s Ruslan Alikhamov (Senior iOS Engineer) took a 25-minute session at this year’s Mobile DevOps Summit 2023 on ‘IT'S RAW! Enhancing iOS Developer Experience with Swift Compiler Output & Xcode’. Let's dive in to see why it was one of the most-watched sessions of the two-day Summit.

Delivery Hero’s, Mike Gerasymenko’s (Staff iOS Engineer), took a quick 15-minute session at this year’s Mobile DevOps Summit 2023 on ‘Making your app modular’. Let's dive in to see why it was one of the most-watched sessions of the two-day Summit.

After carefully reviewing our Teams Plans in light of the valuable feedback from our community, we recognized a clear message: current market conditions challenge you to achieve more with less. While our service is appreciated, there were areas within our pricing structure that needed enhancement.

Tuist is a build tool for Xcode projects that provides declarative project generation, modularization, and build & test capabilities. In a recent surprise move, a portion of the Tuist project has been taken closed source by the maintainers.

We take security seriously at Bitrise which is why we recently completed the SOC 2 Assessment to further data security. We first completed the SOC 2 Type II Assessment in 2021, since then, we renew our Assessment each year to ensure we continue to make security our priority.

It's been 12 days since 61 speakers took to the stage for our 2023 Mobile DevOps Summit. There were a total of 43 sessions on day one and 13 workshops on day 2. We had a lot of content! Here are a few memorable quotes from the 2-day Summit!

Bitrise addresses the 25% test execution slowdown in Xcode 15, offering solutions like using the yeetd open-source tool and M1 Max machines for faster test execution, while awaiting anticipated fixes in upcoming Xcode 15.1.