# Updating the App

## Hybrid Remote

When pushing updates to a **Hybrid Remote** application, the developer will generally just update the assemblies on the remote web server that the application is hosted on. This could be IIS, Nginx, or another reverse proxy.

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This is because a Hybrid Remote application is a standard ASP.NET Core application that communicates with the **Hybrid Client** using JavaScript and the embedded web view.
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The only time the developer must push a change to the app store is when changes are made to the **Hybrid Client** project. This may include updating the version of **Wisej-3-Hybrid** or **Wisej-3-Hybrid-Native** used within the project.

## Hybrid Local

When making changes to a **Hybrid Local** application, the developer must always push updates to the application via the app stores.

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A general rule of thumb to follow is that if anything on the client-level (**Hybrid Client**) changes, a change must be pushed to the app stores.
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