Wiseguy2001
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Hi, I'm currently working on a mobile app. I'm really liking cordova/ phonegap, it's great being able to write cross platform(ish) code. My question is this, how much can you store on a server (which can be changed in seconds) as opposed to bundling code within the app and posting it off for Apple to verify and accept/ reject (weeks)?
Basically, the app has two sets of users. The bulk will be consumers (fine with this being packaged within the App). However there is a more complex business section, keeping this on the server will greatly speed up iterations.
I've heard that Apps which are mealy a boot strapper for a mobile website are rejected. I'm wondering if there is a balance of what they're willing to accept.
Or I can just stick to plan B, which is having the B2B/ admin section on the website and keeping the App light with only the consumer facing parts in the App?
Basically, the app has two sets of users. The bulk will be consumers (fine with this being packaged within the App). However there is a more complex business section, keeping this on the server will greatly speed up iterations.
I've heard that Apps which are mealy a boot strapper for a mobile website are rejected. I'm wondering if there is a balance of what they're willing to accept.
Or I can just stick to plan B, which is having the B2B/ admin section on the website and keeping the App light with only the consumer facing parts in the App?