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Hey guys,
we launched a new version of Avocarrot's Native Ads SDK. The update includes native in-stream ads which are ideal for Android apps that contain newsfeeds or generally make use of list view components.
Social giants rely on them
Facebook, Twitter, Buzzfeed and some of the most downloaded apps on Google Play rely on in-stream ad technology they've built in-house to generate millions of dollars in advertising revenue. The same technology is now available to all Android developers through the Avocarrot SDK.
Extra revenue to what you make already
You don't have to switch from your favorite mobile ad network or remove your IAPs. Native in-stream ads let you monetize a new location in your app that previously was not possible and you will now have an additional revenue stream at hand.
Mobile ads that don't annoy users
Users hate ads that disturb them. Avocarrot's native in-stream ads will match the look and feel of your app and are designed to respect user experience and be clearly distinguishable for Google Play policy compliance.
Express native ads integration
It will take you only 15mins to be up and running. There is a detailed walkthrough, multiple code examples, an open-source sample project and round-the-clock engineering support should you need anything.
Global ad availability & fast payments
With a single SDK integration you'll get immediate access to multiple premium native ad exchanges available, to achieve the best possible eCPM and a consistently high global fill rate. Payments are also made every month on a Net-30 basis.
To get started you can either check out:
a) the walkthrough at http://www.avocarrot.com
b) the Android demo app at https://github.com/Avocarrot/android-demo-app
Looking forward to your feedback.
Cheers,
George
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This platform directly accesses the functionality of device and native controls to deliver enhanced user experience.
It is one of the best solutions to build mobile applications on Android or iOS without coding individually for each platform.
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If the apps you are composing are native, then how does Titanium perform in the background? The Titanium framework utilizes a unified JavaScript API, consolidated with platform specific features and native performance.
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The applications created utilizing Cross platform method can effortlessly run with the help of browser engine. This is the reason; they can't coordinate with all the native components basically. Yet, a few platforms have been produced that comfort the developers to create cross platform applications.
Appcelerator is a constantly emerging group of Developers and additionally it also has a cloud services in its platform. Appcelerator is making an awesome platform for a rising community and its best days are in front of it.
At the point when a one application can absolutely run on different stages which empower it to create all the highlights of native application – exactly what more you need? This framework, even it with disadvantages, is delivering forth more than different competitors and will in all probability be further adopted.
Thanks, will check it out.
Is this just marketing spam?...
The user's profile says they're from the U.S., but then the post says things like:
Every hottest web technologies like HTML5, JavaScript, CSS3, AJAX frameworks, jQuery etc. for the development of apps.
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Also, Titanium is pretty terrible. If you're actually planning to develop real apps one day, then you're just wasting your time with Titanium, since you'll never be able to develop a high quality app with it.
Hello everyone, I'd like to present developers with an opportunity to make money with ease on android. I have been a developer myself for 4 years now, and after uploading thousands of apps I have decided to launch my own ad network along side with a semi-automated app deployment service.
I'm not going to sit here and tell you our eCPMs are better then everyone and what not, But what I am going to tell you what seperates my network from others is we focus on the developer. How can developers deploy more quality apps? Which in turn means more high quality traffic for advertisers and more conversions.
We've spent years developing popular apps and now they are free for any developer to use and upload to the google play store. Instead of worrying about how to monetize or how to integrate an SDK, We've done it for you, You can still use your private apps with our SDK via standard implementation methods, but we are also offering developers another route also.
We believe in always developing which is why we are looking for testers to test our platform and tell us what needs to be improved, added or taken out. We'll be offering developers $100 ad credit, along side with offering developers $100 ad credit to run campaigns for their apps. Our Payment terms are bi-weekly for developers.
If you are interested in being a beta tester or looking to run campaigns please send me an e-mail @ [email protected][dot]com or visit www[dot]fingertise[dot]com for our ad network and www[dot]appslabmarket[dot]com for our app deployment service.
Thank you,
Fingertise said:
Hello everyone, I'd like to present developers with an opportunity to make money with ease on android. I have been a developer myself for 4 years now, and after uploading thousands of apps I have decided to launch my own ad network along side with a semi-automated app deployment service.
I'm not going to sit here and tell you our eCPMs are better then everyone and what not, But what I am going to tell you what seperates my network from others is we focus on the developer. How can developers deploy more quality apps? Which in turn means more high quality traffic for advertisers and more conversions.
We've spent years developing popular apps and now they are free for any developer to use and upload to the google play store. Instead of worrying about how to monetize or how to integrate an SDK, We've done it for you, You can still use your private apps with our SDK via standard implementation methods, but we are also offering developers another route also.
We believe in always developing which is why we are looking for testers to test our platform and tell us what needs to be improved, added or taken out. We'll be offering developers $100 ad credit, along side with offering developers $100 ad credit to run campaigns for their apps. Our Payment terms are bi-weekly for developers.
If you are interested in being a beta tester or looking to run campaigns please send me an e-mail @ [email protected][dot]com or visit www[dot]fingertise[dot]com for our ad network and www[dot]appslabmarket[dot]com for our app deployment service.
Thank you,
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Any geos/genres you specialize in?
and what is your intended payment policies? I am using Adsota - they pay me every 30 days no matter how much I earn.
I'm a senior engineer on the Visual Studio team at Microsoft. I'm not a marketing guy or recruiter.
I’m looking to talk to Android native app developers like yourself to understand experiences and pain points. That would help us figure out potential tools/features we could build to make your life easier. Would you be willing to spend 30 minutes on the phone with me?
Since I build development tools for building Android and iOS apps, I'll be also looking forward to answering questions you may have.
Help shape the future of Android dev tooling! PM me if you're up for chatting and I'll setup a call.
Thanks very much,
Bret
Can't help with a phone call, but the number one pain point in Android development is the build tool chain. Working together with Gradle Inc. and the Android folks to improve this would go a long way to eleviate the pain. The worst part atm are build times and the lack of proper incremental tooling.
Another pain point is Java 8 compatibility. There's retrolambda giving us lambdas (and limited default methods), but all the Java 8 APIs are missing. I understand if MS doesn't want to touch that topic though
You already did quite a nice job on emulator performance with your custom emu in Visual Studio
I also can't help with a phone call. If you want info/ideas, do it online in this or other forums.
I use Android NDK low level C code a lot.
NDK integration with Android Studio still sucks.
If you have something like NDK/NativeDevKit integrate it well.
Hello to all developers and forumers of XDA, I need your technical experience.
I'm a college student and together with my team we were tasked to develop a mobile application and a prototype product. However our college course is not really for computer development like (Computer Engineering, IT and ComSci). We don't have technical experience to create mobile application.
Our task is to create a Student Monitoring where students will input their rfid and fingerprint before joining the class. The application will hold the records of the student. My question is what are the steps for us to follow in order to develop a functional mobile application?.
We already watch youtube videos and google search like we know the terms of Arduino Studio, mySQL, Kotlin, AMazon Web Services. But we need your opinions because you may have already knowledge about this.
Thank you very much
Hi @MrHotMan,
if your college is not really for computer development then I wouldn't dive deep into programming.
I would try to produce an outcome without coding using no code tools. There are many on the market that also have a free plan. Google for no code app development.
A designer I have worked with recommended me framer. He produced remarkable outcomes with that tool.
Best regards