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Update React Native apps without re-submitting to Apple

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Matthew Arbesfeld
@m_arbesfeld · LogRocket
Hey hunters, my name is Matt and I'm the co-founder of AppHub along with @benthehtenten! Our goal with AppHub Deploy is to bring the speed of web deployment to mobile -- just `git push` to update your app. If you have any questions (or want to join our team and build awesome developer tools!) please email me at matt@apphub.io. I'm also here to answer any … See more

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Matthew Arbesfeld
@m_arbesfeld · LogRocket
Hey hunters, my name is Matt and I'm the co-founder of AppHub along with @benthehtenten! Our goal with AppHub Deploy is to bring the speed of web deployment to mobile -- just `git push` to update your app. If you have any questions (or want to join our team and build awesome developer tools!) please email me at matt@apphub.io. I'm also here to answer any … See more
Pedro Ruíz
@piero_ruiz · iOS Developer & Indie Game Designer/Dev
Why wouldn't you want to go through the submission process with Apple? (Now it's 1-2 days and you can get expedited review if you have a valid reason) I think that the review process is essential to keeping the AppStore and its apps with a certain degree of quality and compatibility with HCI guidelines.
Vali Draganescu
@vfdraganescu · Mobile app developer
What has apple to say about this? Are they okay with developers bending "the law" to push app updates? And anyway now it only gets about 1-2 days to get the app verified and published on the App Store.
Daniel F Lopes
@danflopes · I help build products faster @Whitesmith
Interesting. It would be great if you could describe, more or less, how this works. i.e., how is the app able to push updates to the app without passing through the app store.
irfaan
@irfaan
If you're using AppHub, you will want to be using the AppHub Deploy CLI by @joshuapinter to build and deploy right from the command line! #simple