Google took advantage of the Android Developers Conference to announce the next developments that interest them. There are mandatory updates, especially with the arrival of a new update. In-App Updates API. The search giant explains: “vWith this API you will have two options; the first is a full-screen experience for critical updates so that the update is applied immediately. The second option is a flexible update; this means that the user can continue to use the app while the update is being downloaded.“.
Google Play Store: New API lets developers push Android app updates
This new feature will enable developers to ensure that all users benefit from the latest version deployed. Some apps may encounter occasional errors, for example, in features that leverage online services or social media. Some developers make an update available on the Play Store to encourage users to do so. This provides users with the best possible experience.
So far, the only master users on board. The search giant’s app store options allow you to define how updates are performed manually, automatically, and over Wi-Fi only. This API is currently being tested with some developers. We do not currently know when Google plans to roll out this innovation more widely.
The latest version of Kotlin language is also supported and Android Studio development software will need optimizations. Developers were not disappointed by Google’s announcements. Also, during this conference, Google confirmed that Android will be fully compatible with the flexible display of the Galaxy X Flex Infinity. The two giants collaborated on this.
Also read: Google Play Store: Play Pass subscription coming soon to no longer pay for apps
Support our work ❤️
If you enjoyed this article, consider leaving a tip to help us keep publishing great content.
