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You should also learn about Notification Channels: youtu.be/zGIw4MIJn5o NotificationCompat gives you a single API for building notifications for your Android app, including support for

Watch the keynote and all sessions → bit.ly/ADS18-Sessions Learn the 10 best practices for moving to a single activity! 1. Use activities as entry points into your app’s UI.

Android Studio 3.3 release introduces Navigation editor, full support of Instant Apps in App bundle, as well as build system updates such as lazy task configuration, better debug info when using

Watch Android engineers demonstrate that applications on Android can easily embed the web. Apps can easily embed HTML, Javascript, and style sheets. An app can render web content through a WebView.

With Android 4.4 KitKat, your apps can now truly go full-screen with a new Immersive Mode.

Watch the keynote and all sessions → bit.ly/ADS18-Sessions Check out the top 7 takeaways on Android App Bundles from this year’s Android Dev Summit! 1.

An introduction to the Paging Library in Android Arch Components.

In this video Wojtek Kaliciński shows the notable new features of Android Studio 2.3: improvements to Instant Run, layout editor changes (

The new view binding library allows you to write concise and safe code with Kotlin and Java. Stay tuned to find out how to use it in your app!

Learn how Player Analytics’ gives game developers unique insight into the first few moments of gameplay, what happens before critical events like churning or spending, and which players are likely

Today we announced that we’re adding the best mobile app experiences in the world, Android apps and the Google Play store, to the best browser in the world, Chrome!

Check out everything new for Android, Firebase, and Play developers announced during the Google for Games Developer Summit 2022, including new product announcements, tools for growing your game on

In this video, Justin Koh discusses how you can make your app ready for the wrist with Android Wear. #devbytes #android #wear #wearables

App permissions are used to provide access to potentially sensitive data beyond the application.

Welcome to the first episode of the Android Code-Along series where you can watch Android experts code, tackle programming challenges, and answer your questions live!

The Android WorkManager library makes it easy to schedule deferrable tasks that are expected to run even if the app exits or the device restarts.

Learn how to make your apps ready for Android 10.

Welcome to the Modern Android Development Skills series on Jetpack DataStore.

Android Studio has a range of features that target experienced developers.

Applications typically handle two types of permissions, install-time and runtime. Watch Android Developer Relations Engineer Meghan Mehta discuss this, how to request a permission, and more!

Picture-in-picture allows your Android TV video apps to keep playing while users browse more content within your app or within other apps.

Come to this session to learn about the latest developments for Wear OS by Google (formerly Android Wear), hear about new product features, and learn best practices to create Wear OS apps.

Fragments were one of the first APIs unbundled from the Android framework and have evolved significantly since their introduction.

Adaptive icons, introduced in Android-O, are a new way to deliver your application’s icon which will be masked by user’s devices; making all of the icons on it more coherent.

Read the blog post: goo.gl/9AD0IC Multi-window opens up a lot of new possibilities, but designing for split-screen multi-window starts with a responsive UI (see our previous video on

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

For the best user experience with text, material design recommends using a dynamic type instead of smaller type sizes or truncating larger-size text.

Discover the core concepts of using state in Jetpack Compose by building a wellness app.

Join us for day one of the Android Dev Summit 2019! Tune in for deep technical sessions with the Android engineering team.