Welcome to today’s episode, where we dive into the intricate world of building Reddit’s mobile apps. Did you know that both the iOS and Android versions of Reddit are incredibly complex? Each app consists of about 2.5 million lines of code and features over 500 screens. That’s a monumental amount of work!

Currently, around 200 native engineers are dedicated to keeping these apps running smoothly and continuously improving user experience. This highlights the commitment Reddit has to its mobile platform, ensuring that users can easily navigate and engage with content.

As the Pragmatic Engineer points out, the scale of this project might surprise many, emphasizing just how sophisticated modern mobile apps have become. Stay tuned for more insights into the tech behind our favorite platforms!
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