I don’t have experience in continuous delivery of apps, but I have experience in embedded systems. In a world where you _cant_ just push updates immediately, you need to increase your test coverage. You should identify what in your stack is causing platform-specific portions of your app to break so often, and fix it.
The problem isn’t the App Store, it’s rushing to market without testing and expecting the user to beta test the app for you. You can have continuous delivery without sacrificing user experience.
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I don’t have experience in continuous delivery of apps, but I have experience in embedded systems. In a world where you _cant_ just push updates immediately, you need to increase your test coverage. You should identify what in your stack is causing platform-specific portions of your app to break so often, and fix it.
The problem isn’t the App Store, it’s rushing to market without testing and expecting the user to beta test the app for you. You can have continuous delivery without sacrificing user experience.
It's not breaking often. But even handling rare issues is a pain in the app stores.