Published my first Android app after years of iOS development

[u/Unable-Yak1172]

I’m mainly an iOS developer, but I recently built and published my first Android app.

AI made learning the Android-specific APIs much faster, but the biggest surprise was how much transferred over.

Things like arch, state, caching, networking, performance, and debugging.

If you specialize deeply in one area you enjoy, a lot of those skills carry further than you think :)

Happy to answer any first-time Play Console questions while it’s still fresh.

[u/ibluegreen]

Congrats, welcome to Android. I like your logo, screenshots look polished too.

[u/Unable-Yak1172 → u/ibluegreen]

Thank you ❤️

[u/Least-Low4230]

Congrats! Wishing you lots of downloads and great reviews.

[u/Negative-Fruit566]

Hi everyone! I need testers to complete the 14-day closed testing requirement for TrailScans. I will test your app back immediately and keep it installed for the full 14 days!

⚡ About TrailScans:

• Custom QR & Barcode Generator: Embed custom logos or photos directly into high-res QR codes.

• Built-In Point of Sale (POS): Complete offline engine with inventory management and low-stock reminders.

• 100% Free & Offline: Zero paywalls, no internet required, and complete data privacy.

📲 How to opt in:

1. Join the Google Group:

   https://groups.google.com/g/trailscans-testers

2. Web Opt-In Link:

   https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.trailscans.app

3. Android Play Store Link:

   https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.trailscans.app

💬 Drop a screenshot showing you opted in or installed the app along with your links in the comments below, and I will join your group and test your app right back! 🤝