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Currently, the app landing page displays a link to the app-specific controller, which may not exist for all apps, which is a bug. But, beyond that, the landing page also computes appName and appId on the client side, the version number is provided using a regex replacement and so forth.
Instead of this kind of messy model of retrieving app-specific information, it would be better to have an app-specific Manifest which has this kind of information, which can then be interpreted by the landing page, UIs, SDKs etc, which will be a much cleaner implementation.
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Use a Manifest to provide information for the app Landing page
Use a Manifest to provide information of the app
May 20, 2019
Currently, the app landing page displays a link to the app-specific controller, which may not exist for all apps, which is a bug. But, beyond that, the landing page also computes appName and appId on the client side, the version number is provided using a regex replacement and so forth.
Instead of this kind of messy model of retrieving app-specific information, it would be better to have an app-specific Manifest which has this kind of information, which can then be interpreted by the landing page, UIs, SDKs etc, which will be a much cleaner implementation.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: