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So you’ve built an Android app, and you’re ready to share it with the world. Now what? There are many ways you can distribute your app, and in this course, Jon-Luke West shows you how to use the primary distribution channel, the Google Play Store, as well as the Amazon Appstore. Jon-Luke covers how to prepare the app for distribution by cleaning up and optimizing the code, creating a security certificate, and uploading an APK file. He then shows how to create multiple flavors of your app to include different features, how to register as a Google Play and Amazon developer, set the app description and pricing, and publish the app. Lastly, Jon-Luke looks at the post-publishing aspects, including how to track app usage, usage statistics, revenue, and crash reporting.
Table of Contents
1 Share your app with the world
2 What you should know
3 How to use the exercise files
4 Android application files
5 The Google Play store
6 Amazon App Store
7 Other app stores
8 Installing from unknown sources
9 Explore the sample app
10 Clean up your code
11 Manage the app version
12 Minify the app with R8
13 Configure build types
14 Configure multiple app flavors
15 Create build variants
16 Build signed packages
17 Register as a Google Play developer
18 Create a new app listing
19 Describe app content
20 Finish the store listing
21 Authorize testers
22 Internal and closed testing
23 Pre-launch reports
24 Launch the app
25 Register as an Amazon developer
26 Test app compatibility
27 Create the store listing
28 Descriptions
29 Add graphics and content ratings
30 Upload an APK and publish
31 Google Play dashboard and statistics
32 Google Play Android Vitals
33 Google Play App Ratings
34 Google Play reviews
35 Amazon usage reports
36 Next steps
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