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> Native NDK is another can of worms Thanks for sharing this. I agree with your sentiment as one of my Android apps use vox SDK. However, my experience is very
by ashishb 1y ago
> Native NDK is another can of worms
Thanks for sharing this.
I agree with your sentiment as one of my Android apps use vox SDK.
However, my experience is very limited compared to you to write about it.
> The absolute nightmare is about giving Google the root signing key of your application,
I haven't and I don't think it is required.
> the unfinished business about app bundles
Can you elaborate what's unfinished here?
> the compatibility for Google form factors (XR, TV, Auto, Automotive),
My app is disabled for Android Auto in production.
If I re-enable, then it gets rejected during the review.
I have never been able to precise fix the issue they are raising to let me re-enable Android Auto.
For Chromecast (TV), I have to run a web server inside the app to serve the media.
- jbk 1y ago> I haven't and I don't think it is required. It is required, as soon as you have Android TV support, for example. https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2022/11/app-bundles-for-google-tv-and-android-tv.html https://android-developers.googleblog.com/2022/11/app-bundle... See https://dev.to/npomepuy/vlc-for-android-updates-on-the-play-store-179j https://dev.to/npomepuy/vlc-for-android-updates-on-the-play-...
- ashishb 1y agoTIL. Thanks. I have never used Android TV so I didn't know about this.