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How to Build and Publish SCADE Apps to Apple and Google Stores?

SCADE is a platform that allows developers to use Swift to build native mobile applications for both Android and iOS. Once you've developed an app with SCADE, the next step is to build and publish it to the Apple App Store (for iOS apps) and Google Play Store (for Android apps). Here's a general overview of the process for both:

1. Apple App Store (iOS):

Building:

  1. Ensure you've installed Xcode (MacOS requirement for building iOS apps).
  2. Use SCADE to compile and generate the iOS project.
  3. Open the generated project in Xcode.
  4. Connect an iOS device or use the simulator to test your app.

Publishing:

  1. Sign up for an Apple Developer Program account if you don't have one.
  2. In Xcode, set up your app's profile, bundle ID, and other necessary metadata.
  3. Ensure your app adheres to Apple's App Store Review Guidelines.
  4. Use the "Archive" feature in Xcode to produce a build suitable for distribution.
  5. Upload your app using Xcode or Apple's Transporter app.
  6. Fill out all required information in App Store Connect (metadata, screenshots, etc.).
  7. Submit your app for review. Once approved, you can release it to the public.

2. Google Play Store (Android):

Building:

  1. Ensure you've set up the Android SDK on your machine.
  2. Use SCADE to compile and generate the Android project.
  3. Open the generated project in Android Studio or your preferred IDE.
  4. Connect an Android device or use the emulator to test your app.

Publishing:

  1. Sign up for a Google Play Developer account.
  2. Create a new listing for your app in the Google Play Console.
  3. In Android Studio, generate a signed APK or App Bundle of your app. Remember to keep your keystore file safe and secure.
  4. Upload the APK or App Bundle to the Play Console.
  5. Fill out all required information in the Play Console (metadata, screenshots, etc.).
  6. Submit your app for review. Once approved, it'll become available on the Play Store.

For both stores, remember to monitor user feedback, address any issues, and regularly update your app to ensure compatibility with the latest OS versions and devices.

Keep in mind that both Apple and Google frequently update their publishing processes, so always refer to their official documentation for the most up-to-date and detailed instructions. Also, ensure that you consult SCADE's documentation and support for any platform-specific details or changes in the build process.