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Honest review after couple months using Shorebird here at SportsVisio. Our first instinct was to use it as an emergency patch system — push hotfixes to production fast. Made sense in theory. The problem: new users installing the app for demos weren't getting the latest version. Asking them to restart mid-demo felt clunky and unprofessional. So we rethought the approach entirely. So we changed the approach to a system that allow us not only to deploy hot fixes but also to deploy most of our updates and new versions. Now every time the app launches, it silently checks for updates. Once one's ready, we show users an in-app screen explaining what changed — with a button to restart and apply it. Clean, intentional, no confusion. The result? Bug reports and change requests go from report to live in under an hour. That's a real competitive edge when you're in front of customers. Next thing that I'd like to try is the new CI, so we can have both release services in one place, the problem is that it's only made for git hub right now. I'm thinking about making a pr to let it use bitbucket as well if I find the time for it. But I can say that we are now pretty happy with it.

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Shorebird lets you push Dart code changes directly to users' devices without going through store review. But how do you make it work cleanly across a multi-client model that was never designed for OTA in the first place. I wrote an guide on setting up Shorebird in a multi-tenant app with different bundle IDs, store listings, signing credentials, branding, etc. The article covers everything on: > Per-client Shorebird setup > Version management > GitHub Actions for Android patches (and why iOS stays local) > Store policy compliance and rollback strategies Link to article: https://lnkd.in/e28HDhqY #Flutter #Shorebird #MobileDevelopment