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Intro
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The Device Landscape is a Jungle
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Break Stories into Smaller Components
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Do Heavy Work Asynchronously
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Proof of Concept
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Setting Up an Experiment
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Evaluating an Experiment
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Debugging Metrics
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VPVs Logged by Position in Feed
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Distributed Conversions
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Managing the Release Process
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Breaking the Work Up
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Device Year Class
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Measurement
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Technology Doesn't Imply Speed
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Every Country Is Different
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Bandwidth Averaging
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Connection Class in Action
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Goals of the Trip
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Connection Classes Help Us Target Prefetching
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Connection Class and Video Auto-Play
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Effect of Network Prioritization
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Year Classes, Connection Classes
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Sample App for Year Class
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Sample App for Connection Class
Description:
Explore recent improvements to Facebook's Android product infrastructure and learn strategies for delivering exceptional mobile experiences across diverse global markets in this 53-minute conference talk from F8 2015. Discover how to break stories into smaller components, perform heavy work asynchronously, set up and evaluate experiments, debug metrics, and manage the release process. Gain insights into device year classification, connection class implementation, and network prioritization techniques. Understand how to optimize performance for various device capabilities and network conditions, and see practical examples using sample apps for year class and connection class implementations.

Evolving Facebook for Android - Engineering for Mobile Diversity

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