iOS and Android config-driven experiments without new releases(medium.com)

16 pointsby mbellinaso5 lat temu3 comments

iOS and Android config-driven experiments without new releases

https://medium.com/asos-techblog/android-and-ios-config-driven-experiments-that-dont-require-releases-droidcon-london-talk-7e64c03e84a9

2 comments

shaolinspirit5 lat temu

it is quite funny that the more you will follow this thought process to make everything more customizable, the more browser-like environment you will recreate. eg, rendering custom layout based on a file (html), styling from a file (css) and so on.

Edit: typos

travisd5 lat temu

Facebook actually does something reminiscent of this (flexbox layouts and all). Means updating a page/surface is just a matter of pushing an update to the server-side codebase (no two week release trains!). As far as I remember, the vast majority of stuff that wasn't written in React Native used this (called native templates).

https://twitter.com/schrockn/status/1009807595589242880

solarexplorer5 lat temu

Or you could just use React Native and push new features directly to the app...

seaofcode5 lat temu