Newsletter - February 2019
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Google I/O ‘19
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Google I/O ‘19 is coming back to Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA, on May 7-9. Apply to purchase a ticket from now until February 27th.
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Android / Google Play
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Don’t forget! Starting August 1, 2019, all new apps and app updates that include native code are required to provide 64-bit versions, in addition to 32-bit versions, when publishing to Google Play. We want to help you get ready and know you need time to plan.
Read on for more details
to make the transition as easy as possible.
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Learn
how Evino used Google Play Instant as a way to introduce new users to their easy-to-use app, while streamlining their checkout process, without impacting any major functionality.
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Discover
how OneSoft used Google Play Instant to boost their install rate by 15% for their game Galaxy Attack.
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Grow your app
business internationally through localization services available through the Google Play Console.
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Flutter Create is a contest that challenges you to build something interesting, inspiring, and/or beautiful with Flutter using 5KB or less of Dart code. Whether you're an expert or a beginner with Flutter, let’s see what you can create. There is over $10,000 in prizes for winners! Go to
flutter.io/create
to enter until April 7th.
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Make sure to catch what Flutter has been up to at
Mobile World Congress
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Get started creating Actions. Check out this
one-hour codelab
to create effective, high-quality conversational experiences to enhance your brand.
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Cloud Firestore has graduated out of beta and is ready for you to use!
Learn more
about building truly serverless apps with new data storage locations, lower prices, and improved usage tracking.
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The Academy for App Success offers new ways to learn about Google Play Console features and the latest best practices to improve your app quality and business performance.
Read more here
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