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Visual Studio Mobile Center: Fast and Fun Continuous Delivery for Mobile apps

Talkat NDC Oslo 2017 · 2017-06-14..06-16· [devops-and-delivery]
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Shows that teams move from yearly to weekly release cadences (examples: 4 vs 90 releases, 175 releases a year for top apps) and demonstrates Visual Studio Mobile Center wiring a Xamarin iOS app from commit to distribution: builds on Mac in the cloud, automated Test Cloud UI tests run in parallel on real devices, crash reporting surfaces a reproducible stack trace (demo finds a crash found switching to metric), plus analytics and segmented push — CI pipeline stands up in minutes and the demo build and tests complete successfully.

AI-written summary · about

  1. 0:00Start
  2. 4:04Release cadences compared
  3. 5:27Key Benefits of Continuous Delivery
  4. 7:46Emotional cycle of manual delivery
  5. 11:38Apple review cycle time
  6. 13:17Complexity and Novelty
  7. 16:20There is Hope!
  8. 18:41MyDriving Mobile & Azure IOT
  9. 23:45What are the steps involved in delivering customer value for my iOS app and learning from that?
  10. 24:46Value stream mapping for iOS development "What are the steps involved in delivering value for my iOS app?"
  11. 25:40Incrementalism: A small automated pipeline
  12. 27:16Automated UI Testing
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