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I know you all like sucess stories. Today, I sucessfully deployed the same app to the Apple App Store and to Google Play (the Android market). The app is for keeping track of one’s comic book collection – it uses local storage to manage two independent dynamic lists.
Android version:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=mobione.comics3&feature=search_result#?t=W251bGwsMSwxLDEsIm1vYmlvbmUuY29taWNzMyJdiOS version:
http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/my-comic-books/id528886127?ls=1&mt=8-1TC
Congrats 1TC! Looks good.
I see you got the dynamic list working. Any chance you could share the code for the dynamic list / database creation? I have been trying to get it to work but just cant seem to get it.
Congrats, I would also be interested in that type of code too if you could share..Thanks!
Also how was the experience getting into the store both google and apple? Was it easy? any road blocks or speed bumps?
Cincy – I’d rather not share all of my code, suffice it to say that I followed Wayne’s example very very closely. The difference for me was keeping track of two independent lists using only local storage’s key-data format. Another difference with mine was triggering the list generation from 4 possible pages.
Douger – The most annoying thing was figuring out how to create privacy credentials for Google Play. In the How-to section, I put up an article on how to create a .p12 file.
1TC,
Not a problem. Could you post a link to the example you followed, Im an experienced programmer (obviously not in javascript) but I cant seem to get it working. Maybe Im looking at the wrong samples.
Thanks!
I followed the example in the How-To section titled “Populate Custom List Example: UPDATED March 26”. Then, I modified it to list data stored in local storage keys.
-1TC
