This is another post I wrote for the Rollout blog. You can find the original right here. This post was a lot of fun to write since I hadn’t done any IOS development in a few years. Mobile users expect more. They want their applications to be as stable as yesterday while looking and acting more and more like tomorrow. How do you keep up? How can you reliably test and push new features without risking a disastrous release?

This is a post I wrote for Rollout, a tech company that has a system for managing feature toggles in enterprise applications. The original post is here. When it comes to agile development and “moving fast and breaking stuff,” many people think of REST APIs. Decomposing services into manageable building blocks with clearly defined interfaces is a good step in designing any large system. Even if one doesn’t necessarily wish to be “agile,” REST microservices are an effective design pattern.