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AppToMarket : Membuat aplikasi dari App Inventor Compatible dan bisa dimasukkan ke Android Market

Mungkin ada yg belum tau caranya agar aplikasi yang dibuat dengan App Inventor bisa dimasukkan ke Android Market. So caranya adalah :

Kita menggunakan aplikasi yang namanya AppToMarket bisa didownload di http://code.google.com , aplikasi ini dibuat oleh M. Hossein Amerkashi's , thanks masta .. :)

Featurenya antara lain :


  • Unzip dan kemudian run – Tidak memerlukan instalasi
  • One-Click Feature untuk mengkonversi Aplikasi App Inventor kita ke Android Market Compatible
  • Save / load multiple konfigurasi file– gunakan menu File untuk Save atau Reload previous versions
  • Bisa di install di path direktory
  • men-Generate Bar code Biz Card untuk promosi aplikasi kita –gunakan menu marketing
  • Lock aplikasi kita pada mode portrait atau landscape
  • memasukkan nomor versi / kode dari aplikasi kita
  • mengubah nama aplikasi kita, pada field APP NAME
  • Bisa membuat disimpan ke handphone atau SD Card
  • Men-Generate keytool
  • Melihat info certificate – Pada menu Tools
  • Decompile, update manifest, and repackage file apk baru
  • Auto sign app dengan menggunakan sertifikat kita 
  • Men-Generate file Zip Align untuk ultimate performance  



Kita bisa mengikuti diskusi di forumnya AppTo Market disini linknya Forum AppToMarket  , Well smoga bermanfaat

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