Android Question Android App is ready. I need to publish it to Google app store.

Go to your Google Play console & click on the Create Application button, then follow the steps from there. As far as uploading the app goes, do an obfuscated release build in B4A, then drag & drop the .apk from the Objects folder of your project into the relevant place on Google Play.

It's pretty straightforward, just follow the steps & you'll be fine.

- Colin.

WOW!
@Erel : you should use @IamTrying experience as evidence of how easy is the learning curve of B4x products. It became a member on last Tuesday and on Friday he can publish an app!

Don't forget to compile with your private signing key before publishing.
Lately there have been some threads about this

In regard to @An Schi answer: https://www.b4x.com/android/forum/t...before-uploading-to-google-play.6756/#content

Additional you should make sure
- To have an unique packagename set (with three parts. Mean two dots. For ex. com.iamtrying.mygreatapp)
- To have a own sign key defined and used. Once your app is uploaded to playstore you can not change the sign key.

Ok, so you created an app...
Make sure to have created a private key, and to sign your app with it! This is done on the IDE. (The private is unique to each app, and will be needed for any upgrade/upload of your app)
If you haven't already created a Google Developer Account, do so... They will charge your credit card about 30€ (single fee) and in a few hours you will be ready to publish your app.
When uploading your app, Google Services will proof your app and warn you if something is not in accordance with the Services Policies. Then, if all goes well, after a few hours the app will be live!

Cableguy said:

..Make sure to have created a private key, and to sign your app with it! This is done on the IDE. (The private is unique to each app, and will be needed for any upgrade/upload of your app)..

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hey guys, then I should use one private key for each APP.. I have been using the same private key for all my Apps.. Am I totally wrong or could be ok one private key?

f0raster0 said:

I have been using the same private key for all my Apps.

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That´s right. Everything is ok.