August 2023 Summaries

The Mobile DevOps Summit is an event that brings together mobile leaders from top companies to share best practices in mobile development. The summit focuses on mobile CI/CD, which helps developers deliver new features quickly through automation and process optimization. Gaining mobile maturity requires releasing updates regularly, reacting quickly to hotfixes, and constantly monitoring app performance and success. Key takeaways include automating builds, shortening release cadence, shifting left testing, and monitoring app performance. The summit offers a host of exciting speakers, hands-on live workshops, and an online agenda that is free to attend.

We are excited to announce our speakers for this year's Mobile DevOps Summit 2023, featuring brand new speakers from groundbreaking apps and returning app experts who lead mobile-first teams creating powerful successful apps. The summit will take place on October 4-5, 2023, with a stellar speaker lineup including Michael Tweed, Gema Socorro Rodriguez, Mike Gerasymenko, Wyatt Webb, Mohga Gamea, Lauren Darcey, Kenny Johnston, Daniel Tome, and others from companies such as Skyscanner, Cabify, Runtastic, eBay, Reddit, Instabug, Quantas. The event promises to deliver invaluable insights and first-hand experience with cutting-edge tools and technologies, hands-on live workshops, and a multi-track agenda featuring industry experts sharing their experiences, tips, and strategies for building successful Mobile DevOps teams.

We're thrilled to announce the support for Private HTTPS Repositories - a new way you can authorize Bitrise to access your repository via an HTTPS URL, using a Personal Access Token. With this newly launched feature, you now have enhanced control over which repositories Bitrise can access when building your app, and it requires fewer steps to set up than manually adding your URL or providing SSH keys. This allows you to decide what we do and do not have access to, while enjoying less interruptions in your workflow. To connect their GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket account, mobile developers need to register an OAuth application to their respective git provider, which enables Bitrise to access the repositories associated with their account. The new feature is now available to all customers, aiming to simplify app-building processes and bolster security and control.