Two developers debate updating mobile apps without App Store review. One prefers web app integration for instant changes; the other notes the App Store typically approves updates in 6 to 7 hours, making CodePush less necessary for most teams.
The ability to just update something on your web app and have it updated on your mobile app, especially while you're testing stuff out without having to go through app review every time you do a change, that's pretty convenient. But you also do have that with React Native and Expo. You can use CodePush and all kinds of stuff. It's just a different process.
Yes. I would say creating for a direct web app is certainly a smoother experience than using CodePush or any of those other bits. I tend to just, uh, you know, push directly through the App Store because the, you know, the, the turnaround time for getting an update approved is like, you know, 6 or 7 hours. Um, it's just not, not usually that big a deal.
