CodePush specialists for your dedicated team.

Where CodePush fits in a long-term product team.

Over-the-air updates change the cost of a mistake. A defect that would otherwise need a submission, a review and a user update can be corrected the same hour, which for a production incident is the difference between a bad afternoon and a bad week.

The boundaries are firm. Only the JavaScript bundle and assets can move this way, since anything native still needs a store release, and both stores limit changes to an application's behaviour outside their review process. Updates that materially change what the app does are not what the mechanism is for.

What your dedicated team does with CodePush.

The discipline problem is drift. Each over-the-air update widens the gap between the reviewed binary and what users run, and without a policy for closing it with a real release, it becomes unclear what any given user has.

Agreeing that policy and holding it is part of owning the release path, scoped with a dedicated cloud and DevOps team alongside the mobile developers.

Common CodePush use cases.

• Correcting a production defect quickly A JavaScript fix delivered in minutes.
• Staged over-the-air rollout Updates released to a percentage first, so a bad bundle does not reach everyone.
• Keeping the binary in step A stated policy for folding accumulated updates back into a store release.

Adding CodePush skills to your team.

Over-the-air update policy is agreed at scoping as part of the release path.

Every CodePush specialist we assign works remotely inside your tools as a dedicated member of your team, with the management on our side. It is how companies hire remote developers without opening an offshore office of their own.