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How to manage the deployment of mini apps without violating app store guidelines?
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Super App Development Made Easy with Re.Pack
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- 1 Intro
- 2 What are super apps?
- 3 Super apps in the East
- 4 Super apps in the West
- 5 Super app architecture
- 6 Callstack’s way of building super apps: Re.Pack
- 7 Callstack’s super-app-showcase
- 8 What’s new in Re.Pack 3.2.0
- 9 Code-signing
- 10 Remote Assets
- 11 Q&A
- 12 How does Re.Pack relate to Metro bundler?
- 13 How to manage the deployment of mini apps without violating app store guidelines?
- 14 Can I deploy each module independently?
- 15 Is it possible to pass any parameters from Shell App to Mini App?
- 16 Is it possible to integrate Re.Pack with Expo?
- 17 Would it be dangerous to let mini apps access the device’s secure store?
- 18 How many apps have been deployed using Re.Pack?
- 19 If I have 2 modules that are using the same library, will it be shared or duplicated?
- 20 Are there plans to build infrastructure for hosting mini apps?
- 21 Can I use Re.Pack in my day-to-day React Native development?
- 22 What can Re.Pack do?
- 23 Is loading mini apps dynamically safe without the browser governing secure transport?
- 24 How to manage the remote chunks and where to host them?
- 25 Why build super apps?
