I wouldn&#x27;t be so sure. If this starts getting real traction then it is a <i>huge</i> leap over the native development process. Which ironically is all Apple&#x27;s fault for it taking so long for them to approve updates.<p>Having said that Apple seems slightly more chilled now Cook&#x27;s in charge.<p>Also, this is react native, so it is only sandboxed in the way any other app is. The JS-&gt;ObjC bridge can do pretty much anything a native app can do so I don&#x27;t think the JS thing makes much difference.<p>I think really it&#x27;s in there so people can update webviews of content without having to resubmit the whole app. I don&#x27;t think this is the spirit of that rule. Would be pleasantly surprised if not though.