One possible strategy could be the following: There are several different strategies possible to successfully complete the migration of your app. Instead, consider to create a copy of your existing project and start to migrate the features step-by-step. This is covered in more detail in the sections below.ĭepending on the complexity of your app, it may not be necessary to start from scratch. For now, the Navigate Edition is only available upon request. Credentials are not interchangeable between editions. Request a new set of credentials from your HERE representative. More details on the plans can be found in our FAQs.

An overview of the available plans can be found on the pricing page. You can freely start using the HERE SDK with the Freemium plan. It may be already planned for one of the next regular releases.Ĭheck the available plans for the new edition. If a feature is not available for the targeted edition, consult your HERE representative. Please consult the 'Feature comparison for the HERE SDK' list you can find on the HERE SDK launch page. To minimize the effort, we recommend an incremental approach:īefore you start, learn more about the availability of the features. Unless for very small projects, migrating an app from one edition to another requires time and may introduce breaking changes to your customers. Note that the Starter Edition and Premium Edition are deprecated. This may require a more coherent migration strategy. As a result, most APIs, concepts and behaviors differ from the new Lite, Explore & Navigate Editions. The Starter and Premium Editions share a different technology stack. More details on the main differences are shown below. Nevertheless, different features may result in different APIs and behavior - for example, the HERE Rendering Engine behaves different than the Lite Renderer and thus, the MapViewLite component contains slightly different APIs. This way the available HERE SDK features behave consistently across platforms while being faithfully adapted to the individual platform conventions. Within the Lite, Explore & Navigate Editions it is straight-forward to switch from one platform to another: All available platforms - Android, iOS and Flutter - share the same native code base under the hood.

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