At Money20/20 last week, Dániel Balla, Co-founder and Chief Strategy Officer of Bitrise, delivered a provocative talk on a quietly growing risk in fintech: underestimating the strategic importance of mobile app development.
Bitrise Release Management now offers release note presets and per-release localization controls. Streamline multilingual app updates and reduce the repetitive work of writing release notes!
The fastest Apple Silicon machines are now available to accelerate your mobile CI/CD. Earlier this year, we launched the M4 Pro Early Access program, giving selected customers a chance to test Apple's most powerful chip yet. Now, we're rolling it out to all enterprise plan users. With up to 30-50% faster iOS Xcode compilation speeds compared to M2 Pro, M4 Pro offers the best performance and efficiency for mobile CI/CD workflows, exclusively available on Bitrise: the first mobile DevOps cloud platform to provide M4 Pro for iOS teams.
Drop by booth B47 on Wednesday, April 30 to chat about all things mobile development, from streamlining your CI/CD workflows to scaling efficiently on AWS. We’ve got top tips for every mobile team–read on for details!
Recent arrivals: Enhanced Environment Variables! These additions to Bitrise give mobile development and DevOps teams the contextual information needed to create more thoughtful, efficient workflows.
How can you introduce more tests without slowing down your CI pipeline? The answer: test sharding! Dive into what test sharding is and get step-by-step instructions for how to reduce your build times by up to 50% using Bitrise’s out of the box sharding features.
Managing multiple apps with different store accounts just got easier! Until now, apps in Release Management had to share the same store connection as their Bitrise Project. Not anymore: you can now use your Bitrise Project’s connection or configure an app-level connection.
New troubleshooting feature in Bitrise Build Cache! Invocation Diffing allows you to compare two command invocations side by side to quickly identify differences in environment variables, configuration files, machine types, and more.