cordova
What about just making it WebView with someothing like Cordova?
Type in YouTube: "Android WebView app" and you'll get a video 4mins long or so. Watch it and you're good to go. WebView apps are stupid easy to create.
Yes. You can add both Banner and Interstitial adsCan I add Admob ads after making Webview with Cordova?
Banner and Interstitial?
thank you for your feedback. I did not know about them and thanks to you I had an idea. I will investigate and try to do webview with Cordova.Yes. You can add both Banner and Interstitial ads
the best formula is buy games or nulled games download, and name it and use your admob that's it, publish it now
please google it, you will find many websitethank you for your feedback. I did not know about them and thanks to you I had an idea. I will investigate and try to do webview with Cordova.
Thank you so much
HTML5 games are very expensive in Codecanyon. It is a bit of a challenge to buy because of the exchange rate in my country. But I don't know where to find nulled html5 games. If I can find nulled html5 games, of course I would like to download and try it. (Is there an address you can suggest?)
I want to ask. After installing HTML5 games on my own hosting at the first stage, should I adapt it for the "webview" look?
I do it by simply placing a webview, with some overrides for scroll down to refresh, custom error page when no internet.. etc. It works perfectly.
If there is a site you are satisfied with and use frequently, I would like to find out. Otherwise, most of the nulled sites in the market have been set up for the affiliate system.please google it, you will find many website
I use no special framework for that. You can do this with Android studio itself. If you know a little bit of Java, it's damn simple to do. But yeah, probably Cordova would be better, as others have had good experience with it.Excellent! so how do you do them Which program do you use.
Are you buying HTML5 games from Codecanyon or are you using nulled versions?
The scroll down feature to refresh is a very good idea! It is very logical to show an error page if there is no internet connection.