The full module reading that walks through publishing apps across Google Play, Apple, Microsoft, and the web, covering account registration, build preparation, metadata, staged testing, and ongoing policy compliance as a single consolidated study resource.
Topics
This module covers 6 topics. Open a topic to see its subtopics.
Module Content
21 items.
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A focused lesson on the end-to-end Google Play release workflow — developer account registration, signed build preparation, store metadata, internal/closed/open testing tracks, and Play policy compliance — used by learners preparing an Android app for publication.
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A lesson detailing Apple's rigorous App Store release pipeline, including Developer Program enrollment, cryptographic code signing and provisioning, App Store Connect metadata, visual assets, and the human app review process learners must anticipate.
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A lesson covering Microsoft Store publication, from creating and verifying a Partner Center publisher account to MSIX packaging, listing assets and metadata, and passing Microsoft's certification checks for Windows applications.
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A lesson on deploying web applications to production, addressing hosting infrastructure choices, automated build and release pipelines, TLS certificates, Progressive Web App features, and performance optimization as an alternative to app-store distribution.
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A lesson treating the store listing as a product in its own right, explaining required icon, screenshot, and graphic asset specifications alongside descriptive copy, keywords, and other app store optimization tactics learners apply when crafting their own listings.
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A capstone lesson on preparing a build for submission, framing final versioning, testing, compliance checks, and release readiness as a disciplined engineering and product management phase before pushing an app to any public store.
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Covers the end-to-end process of publishing an Android app on Google Play, including account registration, build preparation, metadata creation, staged testing, and policy compliance, serving as a reference guide for learners walking through each required stage.
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Explains Apple's multi-layered App Store submission workflow, including developer account enrollment, code signing, metadata and visual asset preparation, and the human review process, giving learners a step-by-step reference for releasing iOS applications.
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Describes how to publish a Windows application to the Microsoft Store, walking learners through Partner Center account setup, MSIX packaging, store listing asset assembly, and Microsoft's certification requirements.
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Covers production web deployment strategies including selecting hosting infrastructure, automating build and release pipelines, configuring SSL certificates, implementing Progressive Web App features, and performance optimisation, serving as a practical guide for learners deploying web applications.
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Explains the graphical asset specifications and store listing copywriting requirements across Google Play, the Apple App Store, and the Microsoft Store, helping learners optimise screenshots, icons, descriptions, and metadata to maximise discoverability and conversion.
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Details the pre-submission engineering and product management steps required to finalise an app build for public store release, covering quality checks, versioning, signing, and readiness criteria that learners must complete before submitting to any major platform.
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Details the pre-submission engineering and product management steps required to finalise an app build for public store release, covering quality checks, versioning, signing, and readiness criteria that learners must complete before submitting to any major platform.
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A reading that walks through publishing an Android app on Google Play, covering developer account registration, signed Android App Bundles, store listing text and graphics, data safety declarations, and staged release tracks, which learners use as a step-by-step reference before preparing their own Android submission.
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A reading on Apple App Store publication that explains enrolling in the Apple Developer Program, generating certificates and provisioning profiles for signed builds, creating an app record in App Store Connect, and moving through review, used by learners to understand the administrative and technical sequence iOS releases require.
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A reading outlining the four stages of Microsoft Store publication — registering in Partner Center, packaging the app as MSIX, assembling listing metadata and visual assets, and passing certification against store policies — serving as a guide for students deploying Windows applications.
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A reading on deploying web applications outside of app stores, addressing hosting choices (managed platforms versus self-managed servers), domain name setup, HTTPS/TLS security, and ongoing update practices, used by learners publishing browser-based interfaces.
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A reading on the graphical and textual assets required by Apple and Google — icon sizes, device-specific screenshots, preview videos, titles, subtitles, short and long descriptions, and keywords — plus store listing optimization tactics learners apply when preparing their submission materials.
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A reading explaining how to turn a working development build into a shippable release, covering release versus debug signing credentials, configuration values, optimization and code shrinking, and a pre-submission readiness checklist students can follow before uploading a build.
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A combined single-page compilation of all the module's readings on Google Play, Apple App Store, and Microsoft Store submission, web deployment, asset requirements, and build finalization, useful for reviewing or printing the entire module's content in one place.