Developers should add the performance metrics for the business critical user journeys to monitor it at the scale. Ideally benchmarks should be checked with every release to be aware of performance, but if my any mistake they're not, then performance dashboard should give a clear picture for better clarity.

The product should add Performance metrics as an important parameter in a feature. An over-the-top animation on the top of the screen is not worth it if the rest of the page suffers because of it. Or if it works in a high-end phone but stutters in an old one. Figuring out and solving junk should be a priority. In android development its easy to implement complicated features however the performance downsides are not as prominent in case of lazy coding

1. Inform users about ongoing maintenance or temporary slowdowns with clear, friendly messages. Keep users updated on the status and expected resolution time. Example: “We’re experiencing some technical issues but are working hard to fix them. Thanks for your patience!” 2. Thank users for bearing with you during the disruption, fostering goodwill. 3. Distribute requests efficiently across servers to prevent bottlenecks. Temporarily disable non-critical features to ensure smooth functioning of core services.

When performance issues hit in real-time, I focus on damage control without users feeling the brunt. Real-time monitoring tools are my first line of defense—they help pinpoint and resolve issues fast. Clear, proactive communication with users is key too; a quick heads-up goes a long way in earning patience. Lastly, scaling resources dynamically ensures the app keeps running smoothly, even under pressure. How do you tackle real-time performance challenges? Let’s hear your approach!

I prioritize critical functions, implement load balancing, and leverage caching to reduce server strain. Real-time monitoring helps identify and address issues quickly, ensuring minimal disruption to the user experience.