i want to give my application update but my code is not working so can I make new app with dame package
I was trying to solve my problem but the app code is too much damaged and I can't fix it so I want to make a new app with same code and If I have same package and key then can I give an update of my app on play store
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I have a react native project on 0. 59 version and I tried to do major updates to 0. 60. But it seems to be impossible I can not run the app on the emulator. So I had this idea of creating an empty project and to transfer my code on it. Has someone ever done something like this?
Is there a way to link existing app on the app store with a new
Yes, you can start a complete new app and replace it in the App Store with the new one.
The app is only identified by the bundle identifier (iOS) or the applicationId (android).
But I would recommend using upgrade helper before migrating to a new project.
I wanted to know that when a package or library is updated in futter ,we have to manually update the version name in pubspec file. but I want to do this without even updating the app which on play store or app store. I just want to update the app dynamically.This can be done in react native and here also it may be done in flutter. Please let me know if you have any idea
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Thank you
This can't be done in Flutter. React Native does it by hauling around the JS compiler. The Flutter compiler (and all the tree-shaken unreferenced classes and methods) are simply gone at release delivery time.
That's why the debug app is so much bigger than the release app. The debug app has your code, the compiler, the hot-loader, and does no tree-shaking to remove unused classes and methods.
I modified some redux store (using redux-persist) logic in my app, and when a user update the app, at the first launch he get a crash because of inconsistency between the previous store and my new code. If the user relaunch the app everything is fine.
How can i detect that this is the first launch of an updated app version, clean the store and then render the app with new store initialization ?
I know how to clean the store, the part i struggle with is the way to know if the app just got updated and it's the very first launch. I don't want to clean at every launch.
Thanks in advance
I tried react native code push and it works flawlessly. Let's say I modify the text in my buttons to say something else, then with a single command, the update is sent to the users.
Now, lets say I am using a new npm library which requires some native code. Say react-native-image-picker (https://github.com/react-community/react-native-image-picker). Can code push handles this? I want the image picker functionality to be updated too in my users app. Thank you.
No - CodePush can only update JavaScript code and images.
CodePush does not update native code at all so any changes to native code require a full app build and deploy via the relevant app store or app distribution tool (e.g. HockeyApp).
Note: There are some limitations around images - full details here.
I am new in Xcode and IOS development.
i have designed and finished my app and i connected with Parse for push notification and core data.
the problem is what i didn't understand is: if in future i want to change the background of my app or add new event or to change the palace of button my app, how can i do that? i have to rebuild and submit it again or there is any way to do by online a website like parse?
i couldn't find the answer any where, help please...
Thanks ,
If you had designed your app to load the background data from Parse, then you could just put the new background on Parse and your app would load it. There is no need to submit a new app to do that. If you did it this way, you'd want to have a default background in the case when the network is not available.
You can't add new code to your application with this method (that is not allowed), but you can add data such as images, text, etc. The key point here is that you have to design your app from the start to work this way, then it is simply a matter of putting the new data on Parse where your app can find it.
Expanding on #vacawama's very good answer:
For this version you are out of luck, since it sounds like you did not design it to use a background that is loaded from your Parse server.
What you need to do is to code an update to your app that has these new abilities, and submit that to the app store. Once that version is approved then you should be able to change the background from the server.