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Mobile DevOps is a thing!

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by Bitrise

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Mobile DevOps is a thing! by Bitrise is a podcast for — and about — mobile developers and their unique app development processes.

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August 8, 2022

Optimizing release frequency and building a release train with Sudeep Sidhu

We welcomed Sudeep Sidhu from Neo Financial and talked about optimizing release strategy and how they evolved from pushing ad-hoc feature releases to having a stable, bi-weekly release train. Sudeep is the Lead Mobile Developer at <a href="https://www.neofinancial.com/">Neo Financial</a>, a Canadian financial technology company that reimagines the way people spend, save, and earn rewards — and how they help users make the most out of their time and money using today’s technologies. With Russell Stephens, Engineering Manager at Bitrise, we talked to Sudeep about how the mobile team behind Canada’s main challenger bank approaches release strategy. Sudeep also shares how the team evolved from ad-hoc releases whenever they had a new feature to the stable bi-weekly release train that they have today. Tune in to learn about how to <ul> <li>streamline the release process using today’s tools and technologies</li> <li>increase efficiency as a startup that is operating with limited time and resources</li> <li>remain agile in the heavily regulated environment of finance and banking</li> <li>hire the best engineers you can trust to make decisions for the team</li> <li>make sure your fintech app is ready for the future</li> </ul> <h2>About this podcast</h2> In Mobile DevOps is a thing! we showcase developers and their processes and learn about the ways in which mobile development processes differ and overlap, through the lens of Mobile DevOps. The aim? Learning how to be more productive and build better apps, whatever technology you might be using. For this, however, we need your help too — if you have any questions or topics in mind that you would love to hear about in our upcoming podcasts, let us know on <a href="https://twitter.com/bitrise">Twitter</a>, or through <a href="mailto:letsconnect@bitrise.io">email</a>.

June 10, 2022

Behind the scenes of building high-rated apps with Antoine van der Lee

In this episode, we welcomed Antoine van der Lee as our special guest. This time, our focus was on app quality: how to follow up with user feedback, make sure the app constantly evolves, and other tips and tricks to create a top-notch user experience. <h2>In the episode</h2> Antoine is an iOS Developer at WeTransfer and the author of SwiftLee, a weekly blog about Xcode and Swift development. WeTransfer solves a problem many of us face: it enables users to transfer large-sized files, such as photos, videos, PDFs, and more — from the web or right from your phone. With Russell Stephens, Engineering Manager at Bitrise, we talked to Antoine about all the work that goes into building highly-rated, innovative mobile apps — their main app, WeTransfer and their more recent app, WeTransfer Collect, are continuously rated above 4.5 stars in the app stores. Tune in to learn about <ul> <li>how they approach testing, debugging, and quality assurance,</li> <li>how they follow up with user feedback,</li> <li>what tools and technologies they use to automate processes to save time for creating innovative features and functionalities, or</li> <li>how AI will change our experience on mobile?</li> </ul> <h2>About this podcast</h2> In Mobile DevOps is a thing! we showcase developers and their processes and learn about the ways in which mobile development processes differ and overlap, through the lens of Mobile DevOps. The aim? Learning how to be more productive and build better apps, whatever technology you might be using. For this, however, we need your help too — if you have any questions or topics in mind that you would love to hear about in our upcoming podcasts, let us know on <a href="https://twitter.com/bitrise">Twitter</a>, or through <a href="mailto:letsconnect@bitrise.io">email</a>.

March 31, 2022

Building a mobile app for a leading bank with Adam Law from NatWest

In this episode of Mobile DevOps is a thing! we’re focusing on the challenges of building mobile apps in the finance and banking industry with Adam Law from NatWest Group. Adam is the Principal Engineer for the Bankline Mobile Team, within Commercial Banking at NatWest Group, one of the UK’s (and the world’s) largest banking groups. With his team, he’s working on building <a href="https://www.natwest.com/business/ways-to-bank/bankline-mobile.html?intcam=PC_BL-Multi-NonBL-DD">Bankline Mobile,</a> a secure, customer-facing mobile app that complements their Bankline service. With Russell Stephens, Engineering Manager at Bitrise, we talked to Adam about the behind-the-scenes aspects of creating a top-quality banking app — from optimizing release strategies to how they keep compliant with constantly changing security requirements. We also chatted about the emergence of fintech apps and discussed what traditional banks can learn from them when it comes to mobile development and vice versa. Key talking points: <ul> <li>Security: what technologies need to be implemented to make sure a finance or banking app is always secure?</li> <li>Do these strict regulations affect the time of planning and /getting approval for new features and releasing them?</li> <li>Release strategy: is there such a thing as the optimal frequency of releases?</li> <li>Innovation and upcoming technologies: what do you think will add the most value to mobile finance and banking and why?</li> </ul> <h2>Show notes & resources</h2> <ul> <li>Udemy’s Mobile Development Courses: <a href="https://www.udemy.com/courses/development/mobile-apps/">https://www.udemy.com/courses/development/mobile-apps/</a></li> <li>Ray Wenderlich: <a href="https://www.raywenderlich.com/">https://www.raywenderlich.com/</a></li> </ul>

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What is Mobile DevOps is a thing!?: Mobile DevOps is a thing! by Bitrise is a podcast for — and about — mobile developers and their unique app development processes.
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