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Makes sense, but mobile developers have realized why this update model is a problem, and have created frameworks that wrap content served up by a server. It giv
by ykumar6 11y ago
Makes sense, but mobile developers have realized why this update model is a problem, and have created frameworks that wrap content served up by a server. It gives them the ability to continuously iterate.
- mnutt 11y agoWhile I'm sure there's certainly some refinement to be done on how app updates work, Sandstorm explicitly closes the WebView loophole. An app you run doesn't have access to make backend network requests or frontend javascript requests unless you grant that permission. So it's not really possible to build an app that pretends to run on your server but is really just a wrapper for a SaaS.