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◇ App Dev/2026-06-09Advanced

Keeping a wallpaper app's binary small: moving images out of the bundle

Wallpaper apps bloat every time you add images. Here is where I draw the line between bundled and remote assets, how I keep first paint fast with prefetching, and the format work that cut transfer size to a third — with real numbers.