RoboForm January 29, 2017 at 15:24

The digest of interesting materials for the mobile # 188 developer (on January 23-29)

In this weekly selection, you will find Uber architecture, halves of the square from the Pope, reviews and icons in the new iOS, the fight against Xiaomi, the new version of Qt and much more!

A tale of an impossible bug: big.LITTLE and caching

The ARM big.LITTLE architecture is the first mass-produced example of the AMP architecture, and as we will see later, it raises the bar for multi-core programming complexity even higher.

Architecture Design for New Uber Passenger Application

Uber developers published a note in the company's blog about the experience of porting an application from one architecture to a new, own one. This very large-scale event confirms that Uber is far from an elementary application.

Halves of a square

When working with grids, there are so many sweet problems that from the desire to solve them as soon as possible, sweat drips from your fingers onto the keyboard. One such task is to populate the matrix with random values. For example, there is a 5x5 grid that needs to be filled with 24 balls of 4 colors. There should be 6 balls of each color and one hole ...

Analyze it: how Skyeng chose a product analytics system for mobile applications

In order to develop products in the right (and profitable) direction, it is necessary to carefully monitor user behavior and their reaction to certain changes. We at Skyeng pay a lot of attention to analytics, and in this article we will talk about how we track the performance of our mobile applications Aword and Words.

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