Bitrise becomes the first mobile DevOps platform to launch a data center in the EU, strengthening data sovereignty for European customers

Our brand-new report examines the ever-evolving shopping industry, delving into the trends and challenges faced by mobile retailers. Read on to find out the state of the industry, the latest product trends and cutting-edge features, and the key Mobile DevOps practices used by some of the leading shopping apps.

At the end of January, 2022 we will remove Xamarin from our officially supported platforms and with that, we’ll also remove all VS4 Mac stacks. Preceding that - at the end of October, 2021 - Xamarin Steps and Visual Studio stacks will be deprecated on Bitrise and moving forward we will not publish new updates for them (with exceptions).

It's a common belief that within the quality, cost, and speed triangle, only two elements can be optimized for. But is this true? I'll show you why quality is non-negotiable, and how Bitrise helps mobile teams get the balance right.

Zaid shares with us his unique journey to Bitrise, his defining career moments, and what he would do for a career if he wasn't doing this.

Mobile sales traffic is growing at an unprecedented rate. In retail and e-commerce, the only way to engage customers, in the long run, is by creating intuitive, flawless, and enjoyable mobile shopping experiences that go beyond a single purchase.

After six months of working at Bitrise, it’s time for me to share a day in my life as a developer advocate.

This article is a step-by-step guide on how to run your end-to-end testing for React Native apps with Detox and Bitrise.

In mobile shopping, speed and stability are crucial. Most users will leave a site or an app that takes longer than three seconds to load. Here's how to increase the performance of your app.

Many organizations are using Gitflow as a branching model for their use of Git and Github Checks to monitor their testing of code changes. This article highlights how following the Gitflow process for a Hotfix can produce unexpected results when using Github Checks and explains why this edge case occurs.