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Building a Local-First Kotlin App With GitHub Actions and RevenueCat

Inside the six-day build of myQuote, a Kotlin app using Jetpack Compose, Android TTS, GitHub Actions, and RevenueCat’s Test Store.

Building a Local-First Kotlin App With GitHub Actions and RevenueCat

A reporter wanted to create a Kotlin app for a hackathon. DevPost contacted the reporter, leading to quick escalation. The Next Gen track was chosen due to the lack of app store publication requirements. The reporter aimed to build a shippable app in a few days, even if learning a new language. A quotes app named myQuote was designed, focusing on user experience and aesthetics.

The app leverages text-to-speech, voice customization, themes, font customization, and simple notifications. RevenueCat's SDK was used, driven by insights from the State of Subscription Apps report. The app is limited to Android devices and requires a 30-day trial before becoming fully locked.

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