HOW CAN I INSTALL MY FIRST APPS IN MY ANDROID PHONE

Getting Started Newbie Questions
#1

HELP ME GUYS, WHERE I CAN FIND MY FIRST BUILD APPS AND INSTALL IT TO MY ANDROID PHONE. OR HOW CAN I BUILD IT INTO APK 

#2

Hi @eduardo.dayag. Welcome to the forums. Just a quick point on forum etiquette to discuss before I answer the question.

When you type IN ALL UPPERCASE, that’s considered shouting. We have a great and helpful community here who will go out of their way to help you, but typing in all upper case letters is a quick way to have them go on to help other people. 

Now for your question, please check out:
 

https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/index.html#building-and-distribution

There are guides there for building for Android.

Rob

#3

select file tab you will get build option , to build spk you should be connected to internet .

once build is completed you can find the apk file under “Documents Folder”->“Corona Builts apps”

#4

thank you sir’s, so i need a jdk installer to biuld my apps.

#5

You do need a 32 bit version of the Java JDK installed, but that’s to provide the right signing tools. To install you need the Android Debug Bridge tools (adb) installed, but I believe later versions of Corona SDK includes a version of adb so that Corona can install the app to your device for you.

Rob

#6

Hi @eduardo.dayag. Welcome to the forums. Just a quick point on forum etiquette to discuss before I answer the question.

When you type IN ALL UPPERCASE, that’s considered shouting. We have a great and helpful community here who will go out of their way to help you, but typing in all upper case letters is a quick way to have them go on to help other people. 

Now for your question, please check out:
 

https://docs.coronalabs.com/guide/index.html#building-and-distribution

There are guides there for building for Android.

Rob

#7

select file tab you will get build option , to build spk you should be connected to internet .

once build is completed you can find the apk file under “Documents Folder”->“Corona Builts apps”

#8

thank you sir’s, so i need a jdk installer to biuld my apps.

#9

You do need a 32 bit version of the Java JDK installed, but that’s to provide the right signing tools. To install you need the Android Debug Bridge tools (adb) installed, but I believe later versions of Corona SDK includes a version of adb so that Corona can install the app to your device for you.

Rob