
Identify essential tools to publish a NativeScript app, including WebStorm or Visual Studio editors, Xcode, Android Studio, Sidekick, cloud builds, and metadata for Google Play and Apple App Store.
Learn to prepare and optimize NativeScript app assets, including icons and splash screens for Android and iOS, and use sidekick to generate multiple sizes and consistent backgrounds.
Define a unique application id using reverse-domain notation in package.json, then set the app name and display name for iOS and Android, including strings.xml and manifest permissions.
Build Android APK using NativeScript, generate a production release with signing keystore and alias, and prepare the app for upload to the Google market.
Optimize native script apps by enabling bundle and web back for tree shaking, using production and local environment files, and building with ahead-of-time compilation to shrink apk size.
Publish your app using Google Play Console by paying a one-time $25 registration, then create store listing with title, description, screenshots, icons, and category.
Learn to release apps by preparing assets, configuring signing keys, and publishing to Google Play via internal test, alpha, open testing, and production, with versioning, ratings, pricing, and privacy policy.
Move the app from internal testing to alpha and production on Google Play, invite testers by email, increment the version, build the apk, and publish to production.
Navigate the complex app store release process by setting up an Apple developer account, generating signing certificates and provisioning profiles, and building a production IPA for distribution on devices.
Learn how to create development and production certificates, generate certificate signing requests, and download certificates using sidekick, then import them into Xcode to configure provisioning profiles.
Learn to create and manage an app identifier and provisioning profile, connect a device, and register identities for a NativeScript project using Sidekick and UDID concepts.
Create and configure development and App Store provisioning profiles, link certificates and devices, install profiles, and build or publish NativeScript apps for testing on devices.
Create and manage your app in App Store Connect, configuring bundle ID, metadata, pricing, territories, visuals, and privacy policies, then use TestFlight for pre-release testing and controlled release.
Prepare iOS assets for publishing by capturing and uploading device screenshots from the simulator, selecting portrait and landscape resolutions, and providing the 1024x1024 app icon for App Store Connect.
Learn to build and publish an IPA file with NativeScript by preparing provisioning profiles and certificates, building the IPA, and uploading to the market.
Submit the chosen build for App Store review, provide copyright and contact details, and monitor the review process until the app is approved and released.
Learn to share and test a native script app before full approval using testflight, manage testers and groups, configure builds, and publish via sidekick or command-line workflow.
Explore how to build a cross-platform workflow with native script, sharing one source code between mobile and web apps, plus Python REST API and extra resources.
First we will prepare our application for a release. We will set a various metadata for the app: name, unique ID, version number and name. We will also prepare assets for the app: icons and splash screen graphics. We will build our firs app file for Google play store and also I will show how to optimize it to reduce file size and make it run faster. We will publish our NativeScript app on Google Play store for android. Once we deal with google, we will move to Apple developer account and I will explain quite complicated process of having certificates, identifiers, devices and provisioning profiles. When all done and prepared, we will create our file and publish it in Apple Store connect.