@wazow It will help to automate your release process for app updates. For creating the apps on the play/app stores, you still need to manually handle it: create the apps, fill in the different forms, etc. (the stores don't allow automation for app creation, only updates).
@ghassanova From my experience and from my customers, pretty good! On Android it is native so performances are great. On iOS, it's slightly impacted due to Compose Multiplatform but barely noticeable for lambda users.
@robpenski Thank you, Robert! Yeah it really does, especially with AI, you need a good solid codebase so AI can learn from it and save you even more time on the long run!
@mamar There is no AI in this product, it's a code boilerplate.
@refractone Uh? Not at all, have you checked the website at least?
@zopdev Indeed, it can consume quite a lot of build time and increase costs on GitHub Actions, but mostly for iOS builds because it requires to run on a mac-os machine. For Android builds it is fine though.
As an alternative, you can also release from your local machine, through Fastlane, with the same configuration as for GitHub Actions. This is preferred if you don't have the budget or want to speed things up.
@chelseagower Thank you, Chelsea, for your comment! That's the whole idea behind this boilerplate: you save so much time and can jump right into building your dream app. All the research and repeating parts are already done for you.