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Has anyone explored code push for a clojure script react native app? Or any other way of doing over the air updates ? What I would also be interested in doing is making changes to a live running production app from my computer (repl into into the device) Wondering if anyones played around with something like this
Hey @jordan698 it does work. A few cljsrn apps that are in production do use it. I guess people who work on them are too busy to reply here to confirm 🙂 But it does work. Once you write your cljs, you transpile it to JS and you push that to the live app that is already installed on your user’s devices.
Hey @jordan698 it does work. A few cljsrn apps that are in production do use it. I guess people who work on them are too busy to reply here to confirm 🙂 But it does work. Once you write your cljs, you transpile it to JS and you push that to the live app that is already installed on your user’s devices.