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Why a large production Android app moved away from single-activity architecture—and how a hybrid approach improved stability, memory, and velocity.
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Single-activity architecture simplified our Android app early on, but at scale it caused deep-linking, memory, and modularity issues; a hybrid, multi-activity approach proved more resilient.