Android App Development

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The journey of android app development doesn’t just stop at the final realization of the conceptualized application. On the contrary, from this point new journey begins; and its destination is the app market, Google Play, where you submit your application for the public availability. Like app creation, it is also a multistep process and each and every step holds equal importance in getting approval and visibility for your creation.

Below is the explanation of the chronological order of activities in this regard. Click here for more information on Android App Development in Iraq.

A) Registration:

The first and basic step is the registration as an android developer in the Android market. Unless this authentication is done, you cannot place or distribute your app on market map. You can consider it as the first knock at the door of Android market.

B) Testing:

Finer is better. The more expansive and thorough testing ensures the efficiency and bug free behavior of the application. To ease your painstaking efforts in the exhausting testing activity, Android provides testing tools. But the testing which you do on the actual Android powered device is more real and valid that the emulators. You can test the entire workflow, UI elements and responsivity of the app. You can actually be in the shoes of the user; and thus in a better position in pointing out the loop holes.

C) Licensing:

Licensing is optional, but it is immensely useful in keeping entire legal control on your developed paid application. Besides, End User License Agreement will make you intellectual property owner of your product.

D) Application Manifest:

At this stage, developer creates icons, logos, menus which user will see on his screen. The best way to do it try to create these objects as same as built in applications. Users will be at home with your application.

E) Cleaning:

To reduce the loading time, the developer has to eliminate all backup data, log files and other bulky information in the app which is practically not important. The debugging feature must be made inactive.

F) Version Number:

You have to assign a unique version number for your app. This has to be done thoughtfully, as it should go with the future updates of your product.

G) Signing:

After carefully performing all the above mentioned activities, sign your application with the private key. Do not commit any mistakes while filling details at this step.

 

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