Youngdong Middle School Schedule

Youngdong Middle School Schedule - Update 1.0

Hello, Bedrock Dev here.

Yesterday I updated my android application (it had been 8 months after the last update).

Youngdong Middle School Application on Play Store

There was a (really) huge update on design improvements and user experience.

So, this is the new features. (It is also on the play store)

Open Beta 1.0
- New Icon (Material Design)
- New User Interface (Material Design)
- New Transition Animation
- Added Features
- Lunch Table
- School notice / Archives
- School Calender
- Now Supports Android 2.3.x (Gingerbread) to Android 5.0.x (Lollipop)
- And More Stuffs Updated

Go to the Play Store (link above) to see more.

This is beta version yet, not all of the information is perfect.

There will be an official release on March.

If you have some ideas for added features, E-mail me.

Enjoy, Bedrock.

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