AI & Machine Learning

How SWSH turned 300 monthly builds into a release pipeline nobody has to babysit

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SWSH, a social photo-sharing app, automated its release process to handle 300 monthly builds with minimal human intervention using Expo's ecosystem tools. This automation reduces the risk of errors and frees developers to focus on improving the app rather than managing releases. Developers should consider adopting similar tools like EAS Build and Submit for streamlined deployment processes.

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