Eric Kuck
@erickuck.bsky.social
If you haven't checked out Bitdrift, give them a look! We got an early look at Reddit and the platform teams fell in love fast.
A traditional mobile crash tool shows you how your app crashed.
bitdrift: shows you why it crashed.
Mobile crash reporting is free on bitdrift. Full context included: everything you need to track and debug crashes. Try it today! #MobileCrashReporting
bitdrift: shows you why it crashed.
Mobile crash reporting is free on bitdrift. Full context included: everything you need to track and debug crashes. Try it today! #MobileCrashReporting
Announcing crash reporting the way it should be: free & full of context - bitdrift Blog
Rosalind Lutsky
blog.bitdrift.io
January 15, 2026 at 3:27 AM
If you haven't checked out Bitdrift, give them a look! We got an early look at Reddit and the platform teams fell in love fast.
If live shots of dogs reacting to project updates don’t become the standard announcement format, what are we even doing here?
October 17, 2025 at 9:50 PM
If live shots of dogs reacting to project updates don’t become the standard announcement format, what are we even doing here?
Hey I know these folks! Hopefully worth a listen if you're interested in what the native platform teams at Reddit have been up to for the last few years, or if you're interested in mass migrations at scale.
Watch or listen:
• YouTube: youtu.be/qDTW3EGnrkw
• Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6tPj...
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• YouTube: youtu.be/qDTW3EGnrkw
• Spotify: open.spotify.com/episode/6tPj...
Brought to you by:
• Graphite — The AI developer productivity platform gt.dev/pragmatic
• Sentry — Error and performance monitoring for developers. sentry.io/pragmatic/
Building Reddit’s iOS and Android app
YouTube video by The Pragmatic Engineer
youtu.be
April 23, 2025 at 10:58 PM
Hey I know these folks! Hopefully worth a listen if you're interested in what the native platform teams at Reddit have been up to for the last few years, or if you're interested in mass migrations at scale.