Android string.xml resource file from server

Question

As we know already e.g. we cannot change res folder values and files at runtime,

I am working on an app, in which we are supporting more than 25 languag

Answer 1

this can be achieved with the help of AppBundle feature of google play. one of his jobs is to allow other parts app (string res) to be downloaded later when user need them or when you decide.

there's also a bad approach too! you can ignore getString() completely and write a method that retrieves the strings from a different location (like the downloaded file)

I suggest you follow the AppBundle approach which is reasonable and you don't have to fight the OS.