I build SDUI at Nativeblocks, and the same rule applies to us.
What matters is how you use feature flags, not whether you use them.
Longer version with a checklist: https://t.co/FZVsbVs8Bg
Everyone's panicking that Apple banned feature flags.
I read the actual update. Feature flags are fine. But one thing a lot of apps do now has its own rule, with account termination attached.
Here's how to check if your app is at risk:
Every case comes down to one question: could the reviewer have seen this?
If yes, you're fine. If you went out of your way to make sure they couldn't, that's the problem.
How to make $1,000,000:
• 5,000 people × $200
• 2,000 people × $500
• 1,000 people × $1,000
• 500 people × $2,000
• 250 people × $4,000
Or get them on a 12-month subscription:
• 5,000 × $17/mo
• 2,000 × $42/mo
• 1,000 × $83/mo
• 500 × $167/mo
• 250 × $333/mo
Today, I released an update to the Nativeblocks Core Api.
The Memory and CPU usage have dropped drastically;
With the same request count, we only use 1.5% memory on the 4GB of memory.
Previously, the number was around 60-80%.
The same pattern applied to the CPU usage as well.