You can make it. On the first screen (type of “Presentation” template screens in Adalo) put the button “Start”. Attach action to this button: the user log in with the automatic Name field “unregistered” and with the same e-mail and pass. Set the “Home” screen with your real estate. Upon log-out or/and entering the “Presentation” screen attach the “cleaning” action with the condition “sometimes”: when the user name or e-mail contains “unregistered”. This is the bypass of the obligatory registration and letting the users to see something you want unregistered users to see. It not clear let me know. I send you the video.
thanks…just thinking of using this feature in my app!
About which speed you talking? Action speed? Basically you probably wanted to ask about app perfomance. Well, I didn’t read all replies, but who talked, that it depends of what your app will do, so they are telling true. For exmaple, real-time chat - here is impossible in any case. Let’s say normal chat - well I was testing many times and answer - no (best result was 8 sec between sending and getting message). And you must remeber one stuff when DB is growing is talking more and more time to work with DB. But if you have app, which not connected with social elements, why not? Simple app can work, I guess. And here we are getting close to main question - how app is working in principale? What techniques are used to improve the performance of the app? For example ‘query cache’. It’s realy good technique. But here you can’t implement it. So I suggest you not to listen to me or others, because we don’t know what kind of app you building - just test it in Android and you will see real your app speed. Good luck in app building!
Thank you for your reply. The app performance issue is all over the map in here. You have some people that say there are no issues (I find that hard to believe) and then you have those who say that you cannot develop a real app in the Adalo environment. I am knew to Adalo, so I dont know either way, but I suspect that the truth is somewhere in the middle. That’s just how things are in life. I will continue to test and build and see how things work out. Thank you.
My friendly advice - test, test and again test and best - in Android. What you see in webView and Android it’s 2 deferent views and true view is in Android
Thank you.
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