Tagged: Reliability
3 articles tagged with "Reliability"
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iOSReliabilityDebugging
Why iOS apps start feeling flaky after launch
Flaky apps are rarely cursed. They usually rot after launch because teams stop measuring reality, ignore lifecycle edges, treat networking as happy-path plumbing, and let small product decisions quietly break trust.
•10 min read
iOSFeature FlagsSwift
Feature flags: safe rollouts without shipping fear
A practical feature flag setup for iOS: separate release, experiment, and kill-switch flags, keep evaluation deterministic, and avoid the cleanup debt that turns rollout safety into product entropy.
•10 min read
iOSBackground TasksSwift
Background tasks in 2026: what works, what gets throttled, and how to be reliable
A practical guide to background work on iOS in 2026: where BGTaskScheduler helps, where the system throttles you, and how to design refresh and processing flows that stay reliable on real devices.
•11 min read