I am using AI2offline, because its much faster for me, that the online-version.
My problem is, that I am limited in the number of projects. With the next .aia, I
want to upload, I get the error
"Server error: could not upload project. Please try again later!"
Than I have to delete some projects and remove them from trash. BUT for
3 deleted projects, I can import one new. So at some point, I get the error with only a few projects available in AI.
What can I do to erase old projects? Somehow even when they are deleted from trash, some residuals must be there. In which folder are the aia-projects stored, that I could try it by hand?
This actually sounds like a limitation of your Broadband - make sure that App Inventor is the King of the Browser (use FireFox), no other 'big' sites like YouTube eating up bandwidth - nobody else eating up bandwidth watching movies etc.
What you can do is back-up your Projects by saving to your hard drive:
AI2offline is very good and was last updated in November, but all the Offline versions become out of date when an App Inventor update is released, so beware - if the project is saved in App Inventor, it could get corrupted by an Offline version.
Thanks for your help! I always export my projects as an .aia file to my computer
to have a backup. I also have the latest version of AI2offline. Since I want to work
with it in environments, where I do not have internet, I need AI2offline.
I recognise the problem of "running out of projects" already since a long time
(e.g. with AI2Ultimate). Isn't there any possibility to fix it without reinstalling?
The environment generates some sort of key (signing). This does not matter, but if you
upload the aia to the playstore as a new release of your app, google claims an
error.
...so the dominos are falling, and something what seems to be part of seconds causes grey hairs