"No-code" sounds effortless. Configure your app in a browser, hit publish, done. And that is exactly how it should feel, for one app, seen from the outside. Keeping thousands of no-code apps alive and published, for years, is another job entirely. This post opens the machine room: hosting, push delivery, store submissions, and the maintenance treadmill running underneath. Quick context: GoodBarber is a no-code app builder running since 2011. Customers configure an app in a web back office; th...