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Uppy Updates!

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Do you remember our project: “Uppy” ? Here’s our previous article! It has grown and now also the backend is open source!

The backend is (also) yours!

It took some time in making it ready for the public but, the very heart of the project is now open on Github for everybody to perform surgery on! 💉 😜

Go grab it here: github.com/everli/uppy

Of course, it’s fully dockerized and running it locally or on premises is just a breeze plus it follows the standard Laravel guidelines so that you can feel at home from the beginning.

Try out new features!

During this time we added also a few new features that made our PM(s) really happy, let us know what you think of:

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Ever dreamt of faster Xcode builds?

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We have.

Everli iOS apps get new amazing features every week, constantly growing bigger and more complex, this makes Xcode build times grow proportionally.

Of course, one solution might be to regularly update your hardware, but here we’re going to talk about a free software alternative to that. In the Everli iOS team, we decided to give PodBuilder a spin, and we did right.

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Another of our projects goes open-source: Uppy!

Reading Time: 5 minutesTL;DR: We developed Uppy, an on-premises way to distribute Android and iOS apps via the open web. The SDK for iOS is here and the one for Android is here, whilst the backend will be published later because it needs a bit more polishing! 😜

I’m so excited to unveil this project publicly that I’d like to go straight to features, but first, let me introduce some of the backstories!

Why we built Uppy

As you may already know, internally we are developing two apps: one for customers and one for shoppers and while the first one is publicly available on major stores, the other one has very specific needs that can’t be achieved on those platforms.

Specifically, we value the shopper app as a Working tool with a capitalized “W”, meaning that the app should be not only as efficient as possible but updates must be on-point and align with regulations and new features in a timely fashion.

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