01_01-Welcome

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

01_02-What you need to know before starting this course

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

01_03-Using the exercise files

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

02_01-Packaging an Android app

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

02_02-Distributing through the Google Play Store

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

02_03-Distributing through the Amazon Appstore for Android

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

02_04-Distributing through other app stores

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

03_01-Importing the sample app into Android Studio

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

03_02-Managing the APK version in the Gradle build file

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

03_03-Generating a signed APK file

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

03_04-Configuring multiple app flavors

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

03_05-Sideloading an APK through a filesharing service

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

04_01-Minifying an APK file with ProGuard

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

04_02-Removing debugging code with ProGuard

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_01-Registering as a Google Play developer

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_02-Uploading an APK file and creating the listing

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_03-Creating and uploading screenshots

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_04-Adding other promotional graphics

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_05-Setting the app type, category, and content rating

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_06-Setting pricing and distribution options

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_07-Adding inapp products

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_08-Implementing other services and APIs

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

05_09-Publishing and unpublishing the app

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

06_01-Tracking usage statistics, revenue, and reviews

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

06_02-Using other reports about app performance

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

07_01-Submitting an app to the Amazon Appstore

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

07_02-Checking your usage statistics at Amazon

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

08_01-Next steps

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon

Exercice Files-20201218T034244Z-001.zip

Description

Once you've created an Android app, its time to share it with the world. Luckily, there are many avenues to distribution. This course focuses on the two primary channels: Google Play and the Amazon Appstore. The first step is to prepare your app, including cleaning up, minifying, and (optionally) obfuscating code to prevent others from decompiling and stealing it. Then you'll learn how to package and export an APK file for distribution. Author David Gassner then walks you through each step involved in releasing an app through Google Play or Amazon, including creating graphics and marketing copy, setting pricing, registering for developer programs, uploading the APK, and publishing the app. Finally, once your app is released, learn how to track its success with the built-in reporting features offered by both stores.

Topics include:

Packaging apps in APK files
Building a signed APK file
Distributing through Google Play
Adding app graphics
Setting pricing
Publishing the app
Submitting an app to Amazon
Tracking app use in Google Play and Amazon