Simon Stewart, Facebook engineer - Building Facebook for Android
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How does Facebook build its Android app? How are they working to improve the quality, speed and stability? In this talk, we'll cover everything Facebook's Android team does from source control, builds, testing and release, and show you how you can do the same. More details on: http://2013.howtoweb.co/
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