After you deploy a React Native app, how does it actually get to the users' phones?
Think about where people usually get apps on their phones.
Apps are published to app stores like Google Play or Apple App Store. Users download and install apps from these stores.
After a user installs your React Native app from the app store, what is the first thing they see?
Think about what happens when you open any app after installing it.
When an app is opened, it shows its splash screen or main UI so the user can start using it.
Which method allows React Native apps to update JavaScript code without going through the app store again?
Think about how apps can update faster than app store review times.
CodePush lets developers push JavaScript updates directly to users' devices, bypassing app store delays.
Why is the app store review process important before users can get your React Native app?
Think about why app stores check apps before publishing.
App stores review apps to protect users from harmful or low-quality apps before allowing them to be downloaded.
You deployed your React Native app to the app store, but users report they can't find it yet. What is a likely reason?
Think about the time between uploading and app availability.
App stores often take time to review and process apps before they become visible to users.