Android 11 onwards introduced several more restrictive policies for applications to access the local storage. It is necessary to request the users permission for access in the context of usage not only to declare the access rights in the Android manifest file. See the Android error message below: Some storage directories are accessible nevertheless, such […]
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Use SLOs in Dynatrace to Safeguard your Mobile App Revenue
Developing and publishing mobile apps within global marketplaces such as iTunes or Play Store is a tough business, where many companies fail. The definition and monitoring of strategic targets by using service-level-objectives (SLO) helps to keep up stability and performance of your app and therefore safeguards your app revenue stream. Customer expectations concerning your app’s performance and reliability are […]
Increase your App Revenue by Optimizing your Google Play Store Presence
Congratulation, you just finished implementing your first Android app and now you are looking forward to gain some decent revenue through selling your app within Google Play Store. One aspect that I came across very soon after publishing my first Android app within Google Play Store already 10 years ago is the importance of the […]
Automate your Android CI/CD Pipeline with GitHub Actions
When I came to play around with GitHub Actions CI/CD pipeline framework recently, I could not believe how simple and effective that functionality is! It does not really matter, if you just want to automatically check each of your Git commits by using lint or to fully build your artefacts, GitHub actions allows you to […]