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Backendless SDK for Android – Make Sure to Pick the Right Version

by on March 22, 2017

If you’re starting an Android project with Backendless and import our SDK library from Maven, please pay attention to the version number of the library. We have published a beta version of the 4.0 SDK into Maven central. When referencing Backendless in Android Studio, version 4 is the default one to popup. Unless you’re building with Backendless version 4 (which will be the default backend in the Cloud very soon), make sure to reference version 3.0.25 of the library as shown in the screenshots below:
Adding a dependency library in Android Studio:
add-maven-lib-step1
Selecting the right version of the Backendless library:
add-maven-lib-step2

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