
Identify criteria for deploying to app stores: pay 25 USD to create an account, use a Yahoo or Hotmail email, and provide a card with correct credentials for verification.
Set up a new application, select English United States, enter the title, and upload the binary package and app icon. Ensure the icon image is available to avoid errors.
Set up store listing properties by providing a short description (max 80 chars), screenshots for different devices, a high-resolution icon, and a YouTube promo video.
Set pricing to free and enable distribution in all countries, including Android watch and Android TV Google Play for education, then publish when ready.
Upload your android app to Google Play and explore alternative stores such as Samsung Galaxy Apps, while using developer sites rather than consumer sites to reach a wider audience.
Create an Amazon Appstore account, add a game in the casual category, set pricing and availability, upload descriptions and screenshots, ensure privacy policy and export compliance, then submit for approval.
Register on the alternative app store, upload icon and screenshots, fill title and short and full descriptions, include optional keywords, set price to zero, then save and continue.
Join an alternative app store as a private seller, verify your account, and add a new application with title, description, icon, and screenshots; upload the apk with required permission codes.
[Let's put your apps ("eggs") into different mobile app stores ("baskets")]
Learning long hours is not always the right approach when you want to apply your knowledge in your life. This is why this course is produced short enough (about 30 minutes in the time of writing) for everyone. No one like to take their valuable time sitting in front of the screen.
This is a step-by-step course about how to upload your binary file to available mobile app stores out there.
These steps are considered the very last steps of Android development. Hence, it is better to do it RIGHT on your last steps.
[Note: You have to MODIFY your apk file when you plan to upload your app to Samsung GALAXY Apps Store]
What does it mean? The apk uploaded to Google Play Store CANNOT be uploaded to Samsung GALAXY Apps Store. You need to make some modifications on your apk file. You can sign up to our course to know about it. We will tell you where to put this code inside Eclipse (i.e., an Android Integrated Development Environment). Whether it is Android KitKat or Lollipop, it is just a single line of code, tough.
Our videos are in HD mode. Just make sure you press the HD button when playing the video.
This course is designed to help you get the skills you need so you will have more exposure on different mobile app stores.
There are properties that you may be uncertain - whether to uncheck or check the box. No worry, we provided you a solution!
[What the course focusing on?]
There are bunch of Android App Stores out there, but we focus on a few, notably:
You’ll come away with a solid knowledge of how to upload and make some modifications on your binary file so that your Android apps can be successfully uploaded to the stores.
No headache anymore. The contents will added from time to time if we discover something new. So, stay tune!