Blog posts tagged 'Development Tools'
Managing resources for large-scale testing
With a single API, engineers at Facebook can interact with thousands of mobile devices, browsers, and emulators in our data centers to test new code before it ships. Read more...
Jupiter: A high-performance job-matching service
The automated system matches backend jobs to the machines best equipped to handle them in a matter of milliseconds. Read more...
AL: A new declarative language for detecting bugs with Infer
AL is a simple, declarative language for reasoning about abstract syntax trees, and it's easy, quick, and interactive. Read more...
Facebook's new tech at F8 2017
Day two of F8 2017 was packed with announcements about Facebook's big technology bets across connectivity, video and virtual reality, and AI. Read more...
Announcing 360 Capture SDK
We've created an easy way for you to capture and share your PC VR experiences through 360 photos and videos. Read more...
Facebook open source at F8 2017
We announced several new open source projects today that improve app experiences for both users and engineers. Read more...
Open-sourcing Litho, a declarative UI framework for Android
Litho lays out components ahead of time in a background thread, and renders incrementally to deliver best-in-class performance. Read more...
Relay Modern: Simpler, faster, more extensible
The new version of Relay is designed from the ground up to be easier to use, more extensible, and optimized for mobile devices. Read more...
Building virtual reality experiences on the web with React VR
Expanding on the declarative programming style of React and React Native, React VR lets anyone with an understanding of JavaScript rapidly build and deploy VR experiences using standard web tools. Read more...
ARIA Grid: Supporting nonvisual layout and keyboard traversal
The logical grid is a generic UI design pattern that web applications can adopt to reduce interface complexity and improve keyboard interaction support. Read more...
Register now for F8 2017!
Apply now for a spot at Facebook's annual developer conference. Read more...
Favorite hacks of 2016
Company hackathons spurred the development of several new products and tools in 2016. Read more...
Facebook Open Source 2016 year in review
Over the past few years, Facebook's Open Source program has grown into one of the largest and most active portfolios in the industry. Read more...
Components for Android: A declarative framework for efficient UIs
Components for Android delivers smooth scroll performance on feeds with complex content and virtually infinite variations. Read more...
Android accessibility debugging with Stetho
The open source debugging tool now includes an Accessibility Properties section that improves app compatibility with focus navigation. Read more...
Yarn: A new package manager for JavaScript
With Yarn, engineers have access to the npm registry while operating faster, more securely, and more reliably. Read more...
@Scale 2016 lineup announced!
Registration for the 2016 @Scale conference is now open. Read more...
The mobile device lab at the Prineville data center
The custom-built rack lets engineers run tests on thousands of phones to understand the performance implications of a code change. Read more...
Lighting the way to deep machine learning
Open source Torchnet helps researchers and developers build rapid and reusable prototypes of learning systems in Torch. Read more...
Automatically push commits to GitHub with FBShipIt
We're open-sourcing a tool we developed internally to help manage our projects on GitHub. Read more...
Facebook Boston tech talk: GraphQL
F8 registration is now open!
Save the date: F8 will be April 12 and 13 in San Francisco. Read more...
Favorite hacks of 2015
The passion people have for ideas generated at hackathons results in everything from new products to open source tools. Read more...
Open source in 2015: A year of growth
Our open source growth wouldn't have been possible without the contributions of more than 3,400 developers — the majority of whom were external. Read more...
Why we chose to move to HTML5 video
Moving to HTML5 best enables us to continue to innovate quickly and at scale, given Facebook’s large size and complex needs. Read more...
HIKE: Our quick, simple accessibility primer
Making our products accessible is integral to achieving our mission of connecting the world. Read more...
Inside @Scale 2015
A thousand engineers from hundreds of companies joining together to share lessons learned and best practices for building systems and applications at scale. Read more...
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