I'm creating new Android project and since I don't have a domain, should I name my package com.myappname or com.myappname.myappname?
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you can give a package name which you want.....any – Piyush Aug 21 '13 at 11:35
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you could refer this http://stackoverflow.com/a/6273935/1554935 – Ritesh Gune Aug 21 '13 at 11:40
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1Peoples sometimes are so stupid... – Aug 21 '13 at 11:41
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Also keep in mind that com.myappname.myappname will be better if you are planing for making more than one app... it can be a standard – Arun C Aug 21 '13 at 11:59
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It really doesn't matter, but the convention is to use reverse domain name format
com.domain.appname
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The package name is used for unique identification for your application.
You can give com.myappname or com.myappname.myappname
Only thing is that it must not conflict with any existing application in Play Store
The difference is that
if you give com.myappname you will be mapped internally as com/myappname
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if you give com.myappname.myappname you will be mapped internally as com/myappname/myappname
Arun C
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It is convention to use your package name as a domain name for marking unique. You can use any package name as you wish. like com.projectname
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Your Package Name will be your app identity on Play Store, Choose whichever Suits your app.
Generally com.example.example is used, You can use com.example or com.example.example.example , But it should be available on play store, If you are not making apps for playstore then thee is no restriction for your Package name.
For better idea about Naming Conventions , READ THIS
