You can write it yourself and use some cloud platforms such as bmob. The main thing is to find a place to place the updated apk file and version information. Of course, if you have a server, you can also write in the background. In addition, many third-party application markets seem to provide similar functions.
Let the server add a version update interface. This is a fairly simple interface to implement. When the client starts, access the version update interface to check the server version change. If there is a change (the server version is higher than the current running version), download the apk file and complete the version update.
Umeng has given an alternative: http://bbs.umeng.com/thread-15010-1-1.html. It is recommended to use message push (http://push.umeng.com) to push the download URL. plan to replace.
You can write it yourself and use some cloud platforms such as bmob. The main thing is to find a place to place the updated apk file and version information. Of course, if you have a server, you can also write in the background. In addition, many third-party application markets seem to provide similar functions.
Let the server add a version update interface. This is a fairly simple interface to implement. When the client starts, access the version update interface to check the server version change. If there is a change (the server version is higher than the current running version), download the apk file and complete the version update.
Let the background provide the interface. Simple, reliable and controllable
I use fir.im for version control. As for downloading these, I still have to write them myself
Refer to oschina's APP client, which is open source. The update module inside is to check on the server when starting up
Umeng has given an alternative: http://bbs.umeng.com/thread-15010-1-1.html. It is recommended to use message push (http://push.umeng.com) to push the download URL. plan to replace.