Converting apps over to android

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photoserge Aspiring developer Posts: 146 Reg: Jan 01, 2012 paris 5,410	confirm \| cancel 09/19/12 03:26 AM (13 years ago) Converting apps over to android Hello, I have done quite a few apps with Ios and all have embedded videos, I would like to make them an android version, but android doesn't have the possibility of having big apps (around 300 mg), that's ok I can use streaming videos. However how I can change my videos on my buzztouch panel from embedded to streaming without affecting my Ios version which is on line. I guess the answer is to make the app off line, but is there a more simple way where I can just duplicate the app for android version in my panel, change the video links and compile in Android ? Tks for the help Title Comments Hello, I have done quite a few apps with Ios and all have embedded videos, I would like to make them an android version, but android doesn't have the possibility of having big apps (around 300 mg), that's ok I can use streaming videos. However how I can change my videos on my buzztouch panel from embedded to streaming without affecting my Ios version which is on line. I guess the answer is to make the app off line, but is there a more simple way where I can just duplicate the app for android version in my panel, change the video links and compile in Android ? Tks for the help

ATRAIN53 Code is Art Posts: 1755 Reg: Nov 17, 2011 Chicago 26,450	09/19/12 06:41 AM (13 years ago) ^^ great interview on Buzzcast! You could probably just do this by adding different links, menus but it will be tricky. I would def recommend making SEPERATE apps for iOS vs Android. This guide really helped me understand the differences and why I opt for seperate ones: http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011/06/30/designing-for-android/ Comments ^^ great interview on Buzzcast! You could probably just do this by adding different links, menus but it will be tricky. I would def recommend making SEPERATE apps for iOS vs Android. This guide really helped me understand the differences and why I opt for seperate ones: http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2011/06/30/designing-for-android/

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