I've used this Python library https://github.com/egirault/googleplay-api but I'm not sure if it still works

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Software developer with 6 years of experience on Android and 1.5 years on Ruby on Rails

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I am Software Engineer with over 7 years of experience most of which consists in developing Android applications. I've first started working on Android when the SDK was still in beta and worked on a wide range of apps (from dating apps to automotive diagnostics tools).

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SEEKING WORK - Remote

I am Software Engineer with over 7 years of experience most of which consists in developing Android applications. I've first started working on android when the SDK was still in beta and worked on a wide range of apps (from dating apps to automotive diagnostics tools).

Location: Romania, but timezone won't be an issue, I'm more productive in the evening and I can work at least 4 hours during the US business hours (even for Pacific timezone). I'm also open to traveling and working onsite for short periods of time when needed.

For more details contact me by email: tibi (at) tibig (dot) net

onsite only?

the "upgrade it as soon as possible" part is an extra requirement

I know this was supposed to be a joke, but he can't retroactively change the license for the current released version. Any license changes will only apply to future releases.

google is working on a new compiler for android http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/jackandjill that will convert java code into dex. I don't see Go replacing Java for android anytime soon, if they had plans they would probably not invest in this new toolchain.

I don't understand why so much hate. If you don't like it or feel the need for such an app no one is forcing you to use it.

Because it's essentially a "show HN" of an app that doesn't solve a problem (or at least doesn't explain how it does). HN is a place for healthy debate, no? Nobody said, "sucks" and moved on. In most comments, there's at least a reason stated for why this is either confusing, pointless, or unnecessary.