Guilherme Rambo • 12/6/2021

Using CloudKit for content hosting and feature flags

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This technical article details the use of CloudKit's public database for app configuration, content hosting, and feature flag management. It explains the security considerations and provides a practical case study, serving as a guide for iOS developers to implement remote updates without relying on third-party services or app store releases.

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