Sometimes a shiny new feature brings more harm than good. The reason is simple — application size. Any addition to the application — be it code for a new feature, an image resource for a new button or even support for a new localization — contributes to the increase of the application’s size.
Tell us more about working on Spotify Wrapped… As Tech Lead for Wrapped, I was in charge of laying out [...]
Tell us more about working on Spotify Wrapped… I specialize in iOS Engineering and was one of a few iOS [...]
At Spotify, we strive to make our apps available to as many people as possible. As mobile developers, that means [...]
At Spotify, we constantly work on creating the best developer experience possible for our iOS engineers. Improving build times is [...]
8:30am I’m at my best after nine hours’ sleep, so I tend to wake up pretty late, shower and dress as [...]
TL;DR We just open sourced XCMetrics — a tool for Apple’s developer software, Xcode, that lets you collect, display, and [...]
What if, for some users, the very best Spotify is a little less Spotify? Spotify Lite started as an experiment [...]
Erick joined our Stockholm office as an iOS Engineer more than 18 months ago. But right now, he’s working from home and missing the camaraderie of his close-knit team.
Discover how we shortened the feedback loop of pre-merge verification checks for our iOS applications by up to 75%. Who [...]
