Pyler's app looks in the download directory on my site.
He asked me to add a text file that gets updated every time sometimes is uploaded, and I did. This is an automated process.
This is where I store .apk's when posting links on the forum, on the main site's download page...
...but I also make builds for specific users with changes to resolve or diagnose specific issues.
Those .apks also end up being uploaded to the same directory, and the version file gets bumped, and then Pyler's app finds them.
There is no change log for these builds.
There may not even commits in my source code (some of those are temporary changes, like "what the heck, let's try changing this line here, maybe it'll stop crashing on this user's Samsung).
Or a commit message may be something like "cleaned up some cruft", etc.
So in other words, you're watching me work, literally. The only thing missing is a web cam (and I'm not young or sexy for it to make sense).
@Pyler - So what's next for your app? Checking for new versions from a cloud server and pushing notifications over GCM?
