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DFP40093 JTMK | PUO

MOBILE PUBLISHI
NG
ANDROID
APPLICAT
ION

APPLICATION

DEVELOPMENT
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Topic's 4 Agenda

1 Testing

2 Publishing
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TESTING
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Testing

Android testing for framework in Android Studio is based on JUnit


AndroidTestCases for basic component testing.
For Example : Intents and Contexts to make the testing of an individual
component easier.
ApplicationTestCase for testing that the basic configuration of files like
AndroidManifest.xml is set up correctly.

The most basic test framework is Instrumentation Testing.


Android apps can be instrumented so that the interactions between a component
and the operating system can be monitored and changed.
You can run tests directly on a device that can call the lifecycle methods of an
activity and fire off intents to the operating system.

https://developer.android.com/studio/test
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PUBLISHING
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DISTRIBUTING YOUR APP

There are two stages to this:


preparing your app for release,
releasing your app
Preparing your app for release
Before you can release your app, you need to configure, build, and
test a release version of your app.
This includes tasks such as deciding on an icon for your app and
modifying AndroidManifest.xml .
Before you release your app, make sure that you test it on at least
one tablet and one phone

http://developer.android.com/tools/publishing/preparing.html
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DISTRIBUTING YOUR APP

There are two stages to this:


preparing your app for release,
releasing your app
Releasing your app
This stage includes publicizing your app, selling it, and distributing
it.
To release your app on the Play Store, you need to register for a
publisher account and use the Developer Console to publish your
app.

http://developer.android.com/distribute/googleplay/start.html

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