
Thankfully, the risk of your app being rejected with React Native is reduced to minimum as you’re working on the JavaScript part of the application. This process is particularly challenging in all Apple platforms, where apps are often taken down or rejected because they don’t follow certain policies or meet the required standard for the user interface. What do OTA updates (or lack of them) mean to your business?Įvery update, no matter how quickly shipped by your developers, is usually going to wait some time while the App Store and Play Store teams review your product against their policies and best practices. We discuss this topic in greater detail in our article about Continuous Deployment in mobile apps. Unlike the web, mobile deployment is much more complex and comes with better security out-of-the-box. The traditional model of sending updates on mobile is fundamentally different from the one we know from writing JavaScript applications for other platforms. Why should you submit critical updates and fixes instantly through OTA?

Profiling React Native apps with iOS and Android tools.Running tests for key pieces of your app.Making your app consistently fast with DMAIC and Reassure.Shipping Fast with Continuous Deployment.Continuous Integration (CI) in improving React Native apps.In other blog posts based on The Ultimate Guide to React Native Optimization, we touch on the following stability-related topics:

The advantage in question are over-the-air (OTA) updates, and this article explains what they mean to your business and how to implement them. Compared to native apps, React Native applications come with an advantage in this regard, though. Traditional ways of updating apps are too slow and make you lose precious time on them. It’s been co-authored by Expo, who shared their insights on EAS Update. The following article is part of The Ultimate Guide to React Native Optimization and discusses the topic of OTA updates.
