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Under the Run menu, there is an option called “Make Native App with VoltBuilder”. Once you have tested your project, use this option to submit your app to VoltBuilder. The compilers and SDKs to build native apps are large and complex: using a server to perform these operations saves you a lot of grief installing and maintaining them. | Under the Run menu, there is an option called “Make Native App with VoltBuilder”. Once you have tested your project, use this option to submit your app to VoltBuilder. The compilers and SDKs to build native apps are large and complex: using a server to perform these operations saves you a lot of grief installing and maintaining them. | ||
Use of VoltBuilder is included with your AppStudio subscription. | |||
After you submit your app, 'Get VoltBuilder Build Status' opens automatically. | After you submit your app, 'Get VoltBuilder Build Status' opens automatically. | ||
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'''Some useful notes''' | '''Some useful notes''' | ||
* Scan the QR Code to quickly install your new app onto | * Scan the QR Code to quickly install your new app onto a Android device. | ||
* The program name and your icon will be taken from your [[Properties Window|project properties]]. Other VoltBuilder options are set up in the [[VoltBuilder]] section in your project’s properties. | |||
* The program name and your icon will be taken from your [[Properties Window|project properties]]. Other VoltBuilder options are set up in the | * iOS will not build until Apple’s signing information has been entered. You will need to join [https://developer.apple.com/programs/ Apple's Developer program] to do this. | ||
* iOS will not build until Apple’s signing information has been entered. | |||
Next: [[Testing_and_Deploying|Testing and Deploying]] | Next: [[Testing_and_Deploying|Testing and Deploying]] | ||
Revision as of 14:09, 3 September 2025
Under the Run menu, there is an option called “Make Native App with VoltBuilder”. Once you have tested your project, use this option to submit your app to VoltBuilder. The compilers and SDKs to build native apps are large and complex: using a server to perform these operations saves you a lot of grief installing and maintaining them.
Use of VoltBuilder is included with your AppStudio subscription.
After you submit your app, 'Get VoltBuilder Build Status' opens automatically.
The screen updates automatically every 3 seconds. The possible Status values are:
| busy indicator | The app has been submitted to VoltBuilder and is being processed there. |
| error | The build was unsuccessful. An error message will show, usually with a suggestion of what to do to fix it. |
| complete | The app is ready and can be downloaded from the Download Link. |
Completed builds have their download links listed.
Some useful notes
- Scan the QR Code to quickly install your new app onto a Android device.
- The program name and your icon will be taken from your project properties. Other VoltBuilder options are set up in the VoltBuilder section in your project’s properties.
- iOS will not build until Apple’s signing information has been entered. You will need to join Apple's Developer program to do this.
Next: Testing and Deploying
