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January 28, 2026
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The Flight Deck

#34 - July 2026A complete guide to alternative billing with Google Play’s Billing Choice, inside the Q&A from WWDC26’s Swift Group Lab, why “understanding” is the new bottleneck, and a look at how Fleetio saves hundreds of developer hours using Runway.
#33 - June 2026Why AI progress creates more work for humans instead of less, detailing how to tackle incremental maintenance of Android codebases, and sharing inside looks at how to use the Runway MCP.
#32 - May 2026Pondering the economics of software teams, small SwiftUI warnings and the long journeys to understand them, and whether you should build or buy your mobile release tooling.
#31 - April 2026How to build great apps with SwiftUI, considering why AI productivity gains aren’t higher, and looking at best practices for visibility, coordination, and scale when managing your mobile releases.
#30 - Feb 2026Write-only code that is never seen by a human, how GitHub Actions may be slowly killing your engineering team, and asking if there is such a thing as releasing mobile updates too fast and too often.
#29 - Jan 2026The 1000 commits problem, how to build AI agents in Kotlin, the simple backend change that breaks every mobile app, and the winners of the App Store and Google Play awards.
#28 - Dec 2025Process inefficiencies that affect developer satisfaction the most, how mobile releases break the rules, the fun of building AI agents in Kotlin, and more.
#27 - Nov 2025Why you should stop vibe coding your unit tests, how to make your Android notifications 100% reliable, and why Apple is paying Google a billion dollars a year to rebuild Siri with Gemini.
#26 - October 2025Linear’s commitment to a zero bugs policy, why you should stop wasting context on build output, and the hidden costs of mobile releases.
#25 - September 2025Whether people really want to use AI tools or are being forced to do so, the hidden costs of mobile releases, announcements from Apple, and whether or not people’s bosses are making them use AI tools.
#24 - August 2025AI code model evals, engineers almost (but not quite) being fired from Apple, and how companies like Skyscanner double their release velocity and unlock new growth opportunities.
#23 - July 2025Continuous AI in software engineering, why you should file more Apple Feedbacks, and how the team at monday.com manages their mobile releases
#22 - June 2025Making Swift error messages human friendly, the ROI of mobile release management, and my AI skeptic friends are all nuts.
#21 - May 2025Netflix Android app testing at scale, the ROI of mobile release management, and a judge just blew up Apple’s control of the App Store
#20 - April 2025Choosing optimism about iOS 19, mobile CI is plateauing, the top ten security risks for mobile apps in 2025, and your release knowledge and tooling is way too distributed
#19 - February 2025How to choose the right approach to cross-platform development, the subtle art of making releases boring, and why mobile engineers dread releases (and how to fix it)
#18 - January 2025Why mobile engineers dread releases (and how to fix that), the Xcode feature that helped one team eliminate 66,000 lines of code, the Runway 2024 year in review, and more.
#17 - December 2024Measuring the costs of production issues, enhancing Xcode previews with unit tests, and rollbacks on mobile are possible and you should be doing them
#16 - November 2024Testing the untestable, 45 finalists for the 2024 Apple App Store Awards, automate GitHub tasks with GitHub CLI, and holistically monitoring, and taking action on, release health.
#15 – October 2024App development on iPad, AI on Android Spotlight Week, how to build the perfect release train, and automation is not enough to manage your releases.
#14 - September 2024Swift 6 is officially here, mobile teams are second class citizens (but not on purpose), how to automate everything in the world, and what is mobile release management anyway?
#13 - August 2024Humans write code and humans make mistakes, a meme that gives people imposter syndrome, what to do when something goes wrong with your app (besides panic), and more.
#12 - July 2024 The subtle art of making releases boring, free on-device translations with the Swift Translations API, and your team’s knowledge and tooling is way too distributed.
#11 - June 2024 What’s new in Swift 6.0, falling down a Kotlin rabbit hole, getting started with Swift testing, and what are mobile release engineering teams and when do you need one?
#10 - May 2024 The hitchhiker’s guide to Kotlin Multiplatform samples and libraries,, the difference between try, try?, and try! In Swift, and at Google I/O AI is the future of Android and the future is now.
#9 - April 2024 Introduction to Kotlin Serialization, splitting up a monolith, thinking of features as command line tools, and the hidden (and not-so-hidden) costs of inefficient releases.
#8 - March 2024How dogfooding helps Duolingo build a better app, everything you need to know about Swift 5.10, and the hidden and not-so-hidden costs of mobile releases.
#7 - February 2024The power of self-sufficient features, GitHub Copilot research shows decreased code quality, why mobile infrastructure needs to be more than an afterthought, and an intro to passkeys.
#6 - January 2024Measuring developer productivity in the real world, submitting your apps to the Apple Vision Pro store, and avoiding release anxiety through communication.
#5 - December 2023The art of streamlining releases at Mercari, iOS SwiftUI Accessibility Techniques, the best apps and games of 2023, and more.
#4 - November 2023How DoorDash manages mobile releases, switching build systems seamlessly, delivering reusable components without making them reusable, and more.
#3 - October 2023How to have influence without authority, mobile security basics, avoiding release anxiety, and more.
#2 - September 2023Welcome to the second edition of Runway’s monthly mobile release management newsletter, The Flight Deck.
#1 - August 2023Each and every month we’ll bring you perspectives on managing mobile releases, scaling your mobile team, juggling extra work without even scaling your mobile team, keeping mobile team members happy, and just having an all around better experience building mobile apps.