Kill old app versions instantly (opens in new tab)

(teardown.dev)

2 pointsUrbanChrisy3mo ago7 comments

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Hey all I built Teardown, a SDK for React Native & Expo apps.

It gives you absolute control over which app versions can run. Force updates. Block broken builds. End backward-compatibility hell.

Also we just launched on PH and would love your support.

kevin0613mo ago

I have never personally experienced a need for a tool like this, but I think it is a really cool idea and an elegant execution to a very real problem. Best of luck!

UrbanChrisyOP3mo ago

Hey, Its really dependent on industry, how fast your ship and your user base. But thanks man appreciate it!

DaOne2563mo ago

Is this satire?

kevin0613mo ago

I don't think it is and I think it is a good idea. Not every company needs this, and often, ensuring backwards compatibility is preferable. But I can see a lot of very good engineering behind this.

UrbanChrisyOP3mo ago

I can respect this comment, and partially agree.

I think for the average engineer who can just build anything. They could just implement this themselves. This product is not for this engineer.

My goal is to enable engineers/vibecoders who want to build an app fast and not have to worry about how its done and just get going.

UrbanChrisyOP3mo ago

Not satire, but maybe ask a better question into my why then I could explain.

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7 comments

UrbanChrisyOP3mo ago

Hey all I built Teardown, a SDK for React Native & Expo apps.

It gives you absolute control over which app versions can run. Force updates. Block broken builds. End backward-compatibility hell.

Also we just launched on PH and would love your support.

kevin0613mo ago

I have never personally experienced a need for a tool like this, but I think it is a really cool idea and an elegant execution to a very real problem. Best of luck!

UrbanChrisyOP3mo ago

Hey, Its really dependent on industry, how fast your ship and your user base. But thanks man appreciate it!

DaOne2563mo ago

Is this satire?

kevin0613mo ago

I don't think it is and I think it is a good idea. Not every company needs this, and often, ensuring backwards compatibility is preferable. But I can see a lot of very good engineering behind this.

UrbanChrisyOP3mo ago

I can respect this comment, and partially agree.

I think for the average engineer who can just build anything. They could just implement this themselves. This product is not for this engineer.

My goal is to enable engineers/vibecoders who want to build an app fast and not have to worry about how its done and just get going.

UrbanChrisyOP3mo ago

Not satire, but maybe ask a better question into my why then I could explain.

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