Apple appstore provides you with an RSS feed to get the latest apps submitted into the app store into your favorite feed reader. I was wondering if google play store has an RSS feed as well that lets you do the same?
Thanks
Nope, they don't provide any information for consumption/use by 3rd party developers including RSS.
EDIT: some 3rd parties do seem to have a feed available though Follow the Android Market with an RSS reader (for beginners)
Edit 2: More evidence
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i want to show the all android apps based on the developer. For this requirement i have searched allot but i didn't get any solution. Any one had idea about this....
Explanation:
Suppose one company submitted some apps in google play store then these apps have to be list in my activity. If this company submits any apps in future also those have to be list in my activity
Edit
When clicking on each app we have to redirect the user to play store for downloading the particular app
An open-source API for the Android Market
This is not an official API.
This library allow you to ask directly google's official android market servers for information, search for apps, ...
Requirement
No specific requirement, it use java.net.URL for communication with the google market server.
Current Progress/Features
You can browse market with any carrier or locale you want.
Search for apps using keywords or package name.
Retrieve an app info using an app ID.
Retrieve comments using an app ID.
Get PNG screenshots and icon.
Reference: https://code.google.com/archive/p/android-market-api/
For any help using this API please use the Google Group.
You can also find some useful answers in this question.
Getting Data from Android Play Store
Similar to this post regarding the Apple iTunes App store, would there be any way to find all the apps on the Google Play store?
Are there any APIs available or a simple page like the apple one with lots of hyperlinks? Or an RSS Feed?
Any portal I can find into the google play store seems very interactive, and not really a complete list, but lots of 'top' lists of apps/games.
I ended up using a paid service called 42Matters.
They provide an API that you can call for a subscription fee.
Is there a way to get the details of all apps available in App Store (Google Play/ Apple App Store/ Windows Store)? Is there any RSS Feed or a service that could be utilized for this.
Simply answer is NO, There is no such way to grab the application information in the AppStore, Google Play or Windows store.
You can get the rss feed of iPhone app's using this link. You can generate the rss feed url according to your need.
For Android refer this link
For windows refer this link
Now I have my application which reads magazines, books and articles. Now I want to be able to connect to the store from my app and get this items.
How do I do this?
I am pretty certain people may have already posted this but I just can't seem to write the correct phrase in google to get me to the link.
You can only accomplish embeddeding using the Google Books API using the Embedded Viewer API
Say: to allow the user to download the book from Google Books in whatever format which could then be stored and read out of your app would surely go against a Policy even if you found a way to do it for free books (I'm guessing). But embedding them seems like fair game.
How would i go about building a application that lets users see books that i write, and the prices and the ability to purchase the books through google checkout??
How would i go about doing this or start? If i already have a website with my content on it?
this can be a good learning resource.
Link
EDIT:
you can browse the code here.
this is the video the that project. Link.
you can install the app from here. Link
i guess its under Apache 2.0 license. check the author's comment. Link.
If you plan to do this as a web application, have a look at the Google Books API:
http://code.google.com/apis/books/docs/getting-started.html