Greetings, I have two questions: Can i upload an app on both the app store and google play? and if so how can i do it?
I still haven't started working on the apps but i currently bought a book titled "Android Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide" to help me create an app and the IDE used on this book is the Android SDK. And I was wondering if I could upload an app on both the google play store and the app store using the Android SDK and not Xcode.
Thank you.
>I was wondering if I could upload an app on both the google play store and the app store using the Android SDK and not Xcode.
Those are two different ecosystems and by the time you upload to their respective stores, each requires it's own IDE.
No. You need to create the iOS app in xCode or in one of the third party platforms like
Adobe suite, Unity, etc. The Android SDK is for android apps only. Even with third party
tools, you will need a Mac to create profiles and distribution certificates for you iOS
apps.
Take a look at RoboVM which allows you to write iOS applications in Java, the end-result is converted to the same bytecode that is created when you write the application using Objective-C or Swift. RoboVM has it's own IDE called RoboVM Studio, which is a fork of IntelliJ (Same as the Android SDK IDE)
