Bitrise Release Management introduces CI Agnostic distribution for testing and releasing to stores

In this article about manual testing, we’ll dive into its pros and cons, its place in the current mobile testing ecosystem, and how to make the most out of it together with automated tests for more stable releases.

A new type of app called "super apps" are gaining popularity. They combine the functionality of several different apps into one convenient package. Originated in Asia, these apps are finally coming to the west. Here's what businesses should know about this new mobile trend in 2022.

We are simplifying code signing on Bitrise. Now there are two ways to automate code signing on Bitrise: using Xcode Build/Archive Steps (with iOS Auto Provision Steps merged into them) and not using these Steps, but 'Manage iOS Code Signing' instead. In both cases, we've reduced the number of things that could go wrong. Let's see what has changed!

In this article, we compare the features of GitHub Actions and Bitrise. See how the two platforms succeed when it comes to setting up CI/CD for your Flutter app!

Tell us about your mobile CI/CD practices. The first 50 responders get a pair of Bitrise socks (of their choice)!

This post is intended to provide you with updates on the Log4j vulnerability (CVE-2021-44228) and its impact on Bitrise and its customers. Executive summary: Bitrise customers are not affected, but please check any 3rd party steps/code.

A guide to understanding the concept behind DevSecOps and how you can inject security into your mobile CI/CD pipeline to deliver more secure mobile applications.

In this podcast episode, we talked to Angie Jones from Applitools about all aspects of test automation: tools, best practices, how to reach a higher level of DevTestOps, what role AI will play in software testing, and a lot more.

Testing your app before sending it to production is crucial. In this article, we're comparing the ten most popular testing tools to help you decide which one works best for your mobile project.