
How Live Updates Are Changing Mobile App Deployment
If you've ever pushed a one-line bug fix and then waited days for app store approval, you know the frustration. Traditional mobile releases are slow, manual, and often out of sync with how fast your team actually ships code. Live updates — also known as Over-The-Air (OTA) updates — are changing that. They let Capacitor teams push web layer changes directly to users' devices, no app store submission required. In this post, we'll look at how live updates are reshaping mobile app deployment and why more teams are making the switch. The App Store Bottleneck Every mobile developer has been there. You spot a bug in production, fix it in minutes, and then... wait. The app store review process can take anywhere from a few hours to several days. Meanwhile, your users are stuck with a broken experience. This bottleneck creates real problems: Slow feedback loops — You can't iterate quickly when every change takes days to reach users. Accumulated risk — Teams batch changes into larger releases to
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