How Uber Uses Swift

This article details how Uber standardized its mobile analytics system to improve data consistency and quality across its applications.

The article discusses Profile-Guided Optimization (PGO) in Go programming, detailing its implementation at Uber to enhance performance through runtime profiling data.

The article discusses Uber's implementation of Live Activities on iOS, highlighting the design and engineering challenges faced during development.

The article discusses Uber's journey in rebuilding its A/B testing platform, Morpheus, to address scalability and reliability challenges.

The article discusses how Uber addresses the challenge of large iOS app sizes, particularly for its Rider, Driver, and Eats applications.

The article introduces Piranha, an open-source tool developed by Uber to automate the deletion of stale code associated with obsolete feature flags.

The article discusses the optimization of Swift protocols, highlighting the performance overhead associated with their heavy use.

The article introduces Cyborg, an open-source library developed by Uber that allows iOS developers to use Android's VectorDrawable format for vector graphics.

The article discusses the redesign of the Uber Freight app, focusing on building a component-driven framework that enhances modularity and reusability.

The article introduces Uber Poet, an open-source mock application generator designed to help determine faster Swift builds by simulating various dependency structures.

This article discusses the evaluation of Kotlin build performance at Uber, focusing on the transition from Java to Kotlin in their Android applications.

The article highlights the contributions and experiences of women in technology at Uber's Sofia office, emphasizing the importance of diversity in tech and the initiatives taken to support women in...

The First Uber Science Symposium brought together experts from various fields to discuss advancements in reinforcement learning (RL), natural language processing (NLP), conversational AI, and deep ...

Joe Zhou shares his journey from finance to becoming an iOS engineer at Uber Eats, reflecting on the skills and mindset necessary for a successful transition into programming.

NEAL is Uber's open-source language-agnostic linting platform designed to automate code reviews by allowing engineers to create custom syntax-based rules.

The article discusses how Uber leverages code generation to enhance reliability and productivity in their iOS applications.

The article discusses the development and implementation of Uber Engineering's Startup Reason Reporter, a tool designed to help developers identify the reasons behind app crashes, particularly thos...

Uber Engineering's transition to a monolithic repository (monorepo) for its iOS applications significantly improved development efficiency and collaboration among its growing team of mobile enginee...

Ohana is an open-source iOS framework developed by Uber Engineering for retrieving and formatting contact information from the iOS address book.

The article delves into Uber's engineering tech stack, focusing on the components that interact with riders and drivers.

The article discusses the development journey of the Bar Roulette app, detailing the transition from a web app to a native iOS application.