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Meet Bitrise Build Hub, the lightning-fast infrastructure for GitHub Actions! We designed Build Hub for teams who need elite mobile performance without leaving their ecosystem. It’s the power of a specialized, mobile-first platform, running in harmony with your existing GitHub Actions workflows. Learn all about it from Senior Solutions Engineer Naveen Nazimudeen.

Discover how to use Bitrise Release Management to quickly distribute iOS and Android builds to your testers from a single interface. See how to find your builds (sourced natively from Bitrise CI or via API), organize testers into specific groups, share the installation link, set up automatic email notifications for new builds, and more.

Overburdened clouds rack up notable costs — in terms of storage, productivity, and finances. It’s time to make a change. This webinar makes it clear: You don’t have to struggle with your cloud storage and issues any longer. Ephemeral data will help free up space in your cloud, make data more accessible, and save you money. Our demo highlights the Perforce Delphix DevOps Data Platform for Kubernetes and its impact in numbers.

Learn how Bitrise’s new CodePush Beta helps React Native teams ship updates instantly. In three quick questions, we cover what CodePush is, how it works, and how to join the beta for free. Bitrise provides a full-stack, vertically integrated mobile DevOps solution that unites the tools, processes and testing frameworks engineering teams need to build best-in-class mobile experiences. Over 400,000 developers use Bitrise’s products: Bitrise CI, Build Cache, Release Management, and Insights.

In this episode, Stephen Post, Technical Director at VOID Interactive, joins Jase for a deep dive into the technical evolution of Ready or Not, the acclaimed tactical shooter game. Stephen discusses the complexities of expanding their fully remote, globally distributed studio—from a small team of 9 to more than 75—covering key challenges such as: Whether you're a solo developer, technical lead, or project manager, this episode offers a candid and practical look at what it takes to scale a game—and a studio—without compromising on quality or agility.