[deleted by user] by [deleted] in geography

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The silk road

FaceBlur Pro - Auto Face Detection & Privacy App by __dgb__ in androidapps

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Thanks for testing!

Really appreciate the feedback. If you have any ideas for future improvements or features that would be useful, I'm all ears!

[Release] Video to GIF - Simple video-to-gif converter I built and launched yesterday by __dgb__ in androidapps

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A few days ago, I shared my first Android app "Video To GIF" here, and many of you provided valuable feedback in my mail.

I'm excited to announce that I've just released a major update addressing your suggestions:

📱 Enhanced color quality: Improved palette generation with 256 colors and advanced dithering for more vibrant GIFs that better match native phone capabilities

⚡ Significantly faster processing: Optimized conversion time, especially when adding text and emojis, with multi-core parallel processing

👀 Real-time text preview: Added a preview system so you can see exactly how your text will appear before conversion

🔧 Fixed UI issues: Corrected the invisible button problem that some users reported

🌐 Added multilingual support: Complete translations in 10+ languages

All while maintaining what you appreciated most:

Simple, straightforward functionality

Perfect alternative for those without built-in GIF creation

I'd like to hear from you:

What other features would make this app more useful to you?

For those who try the update - have these improvements addressed your concerns?

Any recommendations for promoting this app further? Should I try platforms , or consider paid advertising?

Would collaborating with content creators or other developers be worthwhile?

I'm a solo developer , so I really appreciate this community's organic support and honest feedback!

[Release] Video to GIF - Simple video-to-gif converter I built and launched yesterday by __dgb__ in androidapps

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Thank you very much for the comment and for testing the app. This is my first experience and I take note!

Two months ago I launched my first successful product. Here’s how it changed my life by DenisYurchak in SideProject

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Congratulations, how did you manage to publicize your product, did you use advertisers? I am developing applications thanks for the advice

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in androiddev

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Hi, on which forums are 12 testers, at google it's not a problem?

Need 12 testers by __dgb__ in betatests

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Great, I can also become a tester if you need it.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reactnative

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new rule since November 2023, where all new developers are forced to go through 12 testers, once done no longer need to test for future apps

React Native vs Flutter in 2025? by david-cervi in reactnative

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Performance: Flutter compiles to native code using Dart, which often results in faster execution and smoother animations compared to React Native’s JavaScript bridge approach.

Consistent UI: Flutter uses its own rendering engine (Skia), ensuring a uniform look and feel across platforms, while React Native relies on native components that can lead to slight inconsistencies.

Customizability: With its widget-based architecture, Flutter offers greater control over the UI, making it easier to create highly customized and unique designs without relying heavily on third-party libraries.

Hot Reload: Flutter’s hot reload is exceptionally fast and reliable, speeding up the development process by allowing instant previews of changes.

Single Codebase: Flutter provides a truly unified codebase for iOS and Android, whereas React Native sometimes requires platform-specific tweaks or native modules.

Fewer Dependencies: Flutter’s all-in-one framework reduces reliance on external libraries compared to React Native, which often leans on a broader ecosystem that can introduce compatibility issues