Android Developers

Get ready for the Android Dev Summit! The summit will be held on October 23rd-24th, 2019 at the Google Event Center in Sunnyvale, CA.

Bangalore-based developers redBus.in are bringing the sophistication and convenience of air-travel booking to bus transit.

Explore how reactive and declarative paradigms can be applied to Android UI development, making it easier for developers to integrate these patterns into their Android apps with Kotlin.

Get an overview of the latest developer features in Android.

Tenghui Zhu introduces new tool supports for VectorDrawable in Android Studio 1.4.

Compose brings a simple and performant way of creating scrolling lists, with fewer lines of code than RecyclerView.

An overview of the latest developer-facing features in the Android platform and other new and exciting developments.

The Navigation Architecture Component provides a framework for building in-app navigation.

LIFULL HOME'S is a Japanese real estate sale and rental search platform across the web, mobile, and an app.

In this episode of MAD skills on Compose basics, we will cover the building blocks of Compose: composable functions.

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Android-first developer Kiwi has had 5 titles in the 25 grossing games in Google Play, including Shipwrecked: Lost Island, Monsterama Park, and Hidden Object: Mystery Estate.

Jetpack Compose is Android’s modern toolkit for building native UI. It simplifies and accelerates UI development on Android.

Welcome to Modern Android Development (MAD) Skills, a series of videos and articles we’re creating to teach you how to use the latest technologies of Modern Android Development to create better

If you’re writing Android apps on a memory-constrained machine, this video will show you tips and tradeoffs in running Android Studio more smoothly.

Join Nick Butcher and Roman Nurik as they discuss various elements of Android Design.

Learn about Google Developer Certification, mentioned earlier today in the keynote. This program targets the gap between developers launching their careers and employers.

Android Studio 3.5 release introduces Android Gradle plugin 3.5 for incremental annotation processing for databinding, updates from Intellij IDEA 2019.1, the new Apply Changes tool, incremental

Since its debut at IO'14, RecyclerView has come a long way and has become the de-facto list component on Android.

Android Marshmallow introduced Doze mode - -a new way for the device to preserve battery by entering into an idle state.

We've introduced Android Jetpack!

With this episode of MAD skills we continue with our architecture series of videos. In this video you'll learn about the UI layer and its state.

Foldables, tablets, and other large screen devices represent a fast growing Android device segment.

This video shows how to build a custom ListView which allows the user to drag and drop items, thereby changing the order of the underlying data set.

Android 10 now supports a new, out of the box navigation experience. Navigation gestures are supported as a new mode, separate from the traditional 3 button bar.

In this Keynote, Chet Haase, Dan Sandler, and Romain Guy discuss the latest Android features and enhancements for developers.

Customize your game's experience for different users by targeting them with lifetime value models and predictive analytics.

The Android Studio 3.4 release introduces the following features: Resource manager, updates to the Project Structure dialog, automatically importing Gradle libraries, R8 enabled by default and its

Learn the latest changes in Architecture Components as well as new libraries for 2019.