luke2012 Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 21, 2013 #1 I'm planning to add a new functionality (that introduce a new DB and interface) in my app but I wish configure it like an add-on component that can be installed on demand by a subset (only interested users). Which is the best approach ? 1) By an external app that can be installed within the main app ? 2) By a hidden GUI that can be enabled (for example within Android menu) by user on demand 3) Other ?
I'm planning to add a new functionality (that introduce a new DB and interface) in my app but I wish configure it like an add-on component that can be installed on demand by a subset (only interested users). Which is the best approach ? 1) By an external app that can be installed within the main app ? 2) By a hidden GUI that can be enabled (for example within Android menu) by user on demand 3) Other ?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Aug 22, 2013 #2 Hard to say. It is not possible to "extend" a current Android app with new code. So you should either add it as another app or include the code in the original one. Upvote 0
Hard to say. It is not possible to "extend" a current Android app with new code. So you should either add it as another app or include the code in the original one.
