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Device Pack is a new way for an Android app to be bundled. It modularizes the device through behind - the-scenes architecture to reduce your APK scale. Packaging feature for Android Studio 3.2.+ only. Developers upload to play store a new package myappbundle.aab, the user downloads the app, and the device installs the software for its architecture automatically.

For each architecture, the developer had two generate and upload apks. For instance, if your app split architectures you had to generate APKS for armv7a, x86 and fat, and now you only generate and publish one myappbundle.aab file with the application bundle.

How To Publish App To Play Store Without Android App Bundle

Step 1 — Fill Up You Store Listing With (Name, Description , Icons And Screenshots)

Step 2 — Go to App Released After You Don With Step 1

Step 3 — Click On Manage Under Production And OPT OUT







STEP 4 — After Uploading Your APK File, SAVED .

STEP 5 — Now go to Content Rating Fill Up All Details.

STEP 6 — Now go to App Content Fill Up All Details.

STEP 6 — Now go to Pricing & Distribution Fill Up All Details.

STEP 7 — Make sure all this you fill were MARKED IN GREEN COLORED

STEP 8 — Go back to App Released, Click Edit Released, Enter Released Name, Click Save & Review

STEP 9 — Click On Start Roll Out To Production

Benefits of Using Android App Bundle

Smaller app size — A smaller APK size means that users get your app at a smaller download size.

No more multiple APKs — You no longer need to manage multiple APKs. The Google Play console handles generating and signing your APKs for you.

Dynamic feature modules — Load features in your app only when the user needs them, i.e. on-demand. These features should be present as different modules in your app’s project.

Instant enable (coming soon) — Your users can run your app instantly without having to install your app, from a link.

How To Set Up Android App Bundle



About Android App Bundles - Click Here To Getting Started. Please note that Android App Bundle requires Android Studio 3.2 or above. At the time of writing this article, the latest beta version was Android Studio 3.2 beta 5, so I’m going to stick with the Android plugin for Gradle 3.2.0-beta05 for this article. Building Your First Android App Bundle





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