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I'm thrilled to announce that our English Vocabulary App has just received a significant update on Google Play! 📱✨ Download Now After a long hiatus due to my heavy daily workload, I finally dedicated time to reimplement the app from scratch. The source code from the last release was unfortunately lost,

When developing a React Native app and preparing it for release on the Google Play Console, it's essential to generate the correct file format. While APK files are commonly used, Google Play Console imposes a 100MB size limit on APKs. If your app exceeds this limit, you'll need to generate

When you receive the error "Version code 1 has already been used. Try another version code." during the process of uploading an Android App Bundle (.aab) to the Google Play Console, it means that the version code you are trying to upload has already been used for a previous version

Introduction In React Native Android apps, you may encounter the "Clear Text Not Permitted" issue, especially when dealing with network requests. This error arises due to security measures introduced in Android 9 (API level 28) and higher, where clear text traffic (HTTP) is not allowed by default. In this post,

Debugging React Native apps in release mode for Android can be challenging because release builds are optimized and obfuscated, making it difficult to inspect code and debug in real-time. However, there are several techniques you can use to debug your app effectively: 1. Debugging with Chrome DevTools You can use

The issue since happened a few years back since 2019. as time went by, in 2024, I still faced this issue while testing my android app release version. 535 866 E ActivityTaskManager: Second failure launching com.lengerrong.coca/com.google.android.gms.ads.AdActivity, giving up 05-15 03:12:28.

Building a release version of your React Native app for Android is essential for distributing your app to users through app stores like Google Play. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to do it: 1. Generate a Signing Key Before you can build a release version of your app, you

If you're developing a React Native app and need to serve static assets such as images and HTML files, you may encounter challenges, as React Native apps typically don't serve any backend. In such cases, a simple static server running within your Android app can be very useful. 1. Setup