Clouds now look prettier at high zoomlevels.Show my location feature that will, ehm, show your location on the map.Better placing of the rainfall images on the map (more accurate).When there is no data available it will now be visible in the screen, and not the time display for some part of the world you don’t live in :) Other changes include: If you zoom out you’ll get the Europe rainfall data, and when you zoom in to The Netherlands you’ll get the more detailed rainfall prediction. When you pan and zoom the map the best image for your location will be selected. In this version I’ve added rainfall data for a large part of Europe.
#ANDROID APP RAINY DAZE ANDROID#
One other approach is to use tools like log collector and kindly ask a user to take action.īut still the problem remains: how do you get a user to actually tell you that something is broken? If you are an android dev, how do you manage this? If you are a user, what would you like?Īnother release of Rainy Days has been published in the market! It took a little while longer than I anticipated, but I think it was worth the wait. One approach is to collect crash reports and send them to a server somewhere but to me this is a bit too much of a “while you are not watching” thing. It is really hard to monitor the comments and ratings that users give my app, which is frustrating too as some users just use the one-star-does-not-work method when rating your app.įrom within your app there are several options. But this is not as easy as it seems…įor example, while the Android Market allows a user to comment on my app it doesn’t allow me to respond, moderate or even view all the comments from the market developer website. Now that I’ve released my android app to the market it’s time to optimize :) I’d like my app to work on every device and I also would like every user to love it ofcourse.
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