Reactive programming is used to build applications where the user interface automatically updates in response to real-time changes in data. For example, an application displaying live stock market updates would benefit from a reactive user interface (UI), as it can automatically refresh the data and reflect the latest stock prices in real-time without needing user…
This blog is about implementing in-app purchasing (IAP) for a non-consumable product in an Android™ app. As a reminder, a non-consumable is a product that once purchased, is permanently available to the user. The next section shows an overview of an app that was developed for the purpose of demonstrating in-app purchasing. Project Overview User…
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This tutorial illustrates how to implement in-app purchases (IAP) for games that use the Unity engine. In this tutorial, we use the scripted approach to handle the purchases with a focus on mobile games that are built to run on the Android™ platform. The next section contains the steps for creating a demo project using…
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