Easier to attack than to defend, iOS app security can seem a bit of a mystery. IOS Security, from @Wu Fawei _ Zping blog translation on iOS Security of a series of articles, now the site has collected a large number of iOS reverse, Security, decompile, static and dynamic analysis of the article. Those of you who are interested can check it out.

At the same time, it is also recommended to read Sha Zi and Wu Hang’s “IOS application Reverse Engineering”, which is a comprehensive and systematic knowledge point in the form of tools + code, and related problems can be discussed in the iosRE forum.

In addition, this issue of Fir. Im Weekly also collects recent iOS/Android related tools, source sharing and technical articles

“IOS/Android Development Share”

IOS version API change comparison

@codingTogether shares a comparison of API changes for each iOS version of Apple. The interface is very friendly: link.

Beehive-ios App modular programming framework implementation scheme open source

From @lp_ Ma Jiancheng weibo share.

BeeHive is a framework for iOS App modular programming, absorbing the concept of Spring framework Service to achieve API coupling between modules. GitHub address: BeeHive.

IOS Continuous Integration series

@pppan shared the experience of iOS continuous integration. So far, he has completed the first two posts, and you can follow them if you are interested. By the way, you can also try continuous integration for iOS with Flow. ci.

IOS Continuous Integration – The beginning

IOS Continuous Integration – Automated Code Review

Discussion on thread safety of APP cache data

“Generally, what an iOS APP does is: request data -> save data -> display data. Generally, Sqlite is used as a persistent storage layer to store data pulled from the network. The next read can be directly from Sqlite DB.” There will be some problems, too. Check out @bang’s article on thread safety for APP cache data and see if there is a solution.

Lessons learned from rewriting your Instagram Feed

@RealmChina shared on Weibo:

“As the Instagram team rewrote their new iOS Feed, they gained a lot of experience and ran into more pitfalls than they anticipated, such as aggregate views, Diffing, and the dangers of long code.”

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50 Android Studio tips, Tricks, and Resources

Wechat share from @mobile development front.

This article lists useful tips, tricks, shortcuts, and resources for Android Studio to help you improve overall productivity and performance.

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The system analyzes the memory leak in Android

As an Android developer, you’ve all heard of memory leaks. Here’s a quick summary of what memory leaks look like in Android.

For the full article, click here.

APK Slimming, how to achieve up to 53% compression effect

The larger the APK, the more traffic they will consume during the download and installation process, and the longer the installation wait will be. For the product itself, this means a lower download conversion rate, which is also a challenge for research and development. Check out @Aliju security solutions.

To read the full article, click here.

Imitate the loading effect of Ele. me

Deadline wrote a Github animation that mimkes the loading effect of Ele. me.

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GDG Devfest 2016 Dry goods in Beijing

@Liao Hu Qiu Liaohuqiu_ Qiu Baiwan shared GDG Devfest 2016 dry goods information on weibo >> DevFEst2016.

Tencent’s Experience in a Year

Hunt Zhan has written an article about the feeling of working in Tencent for one year. Students who want to know more about Tencent style can check it out.