Android Developers

Earlier this year we launched a preview of Android KTX - a set of extensions to the Android framework aimed at making your development with Kotlin more clear, pleasant and idiomatic.

Developers will learn what’s new with Android TV, from recent system enhancements that help users quickly access relevant content, to an overview of new APIs for developers to build apps for Android

Augmented reality offers the opportunity to engage users in ways never seen before.

Android Studio Electric Eel is now available for download on the stable channel.

Get your tickets here: goo.gl/OehGUX The Big Android BBQ (BABBQ)( BigAndroidBBQ.com ) is almost here and Google Developers will be there serving up a healthy portion of best

This talk introduces Android KTX, which is the new set of Kotlin extensions for Android.

Learn about the latest news in Android Jetpack, including recent changes to popular libraries, and exciting new libraries.

Coroutines in Kotlin simplify asynchronous operations on Android.

5 big updates in 5 minutes. Learn how we are helping you grow & engage your audience, create best-in-class experiences, and level-up monetization & safety on Google Play.

Hilt is a dependency injection library for Android that reduces the boilerplate of doing manual dependency injection in your project.

Opening Keynote by Dave Burke, VP of Android Engineering, and Stephanie Cuthbertson, the GPM for Android Studio.

To watch this keynote interpreted in American Sign Language (ASL), please click here → goo.gle/3skcztR Learn about the latest tools and updates designed to help you grow your business on

Learn how to develop a complete testing strategy that mirrors real world scenarios using the latest AndroidX Test libraries and tools by building an Android application from the ground up using

Coroutines in Kotlin simplify asynchronous operations on Android. In this video, we explain the most common classes and functions used in coroutines. CoroutineContext, Job, Dispatchers, and much more!

In this episode of the Modern Android Development Skills series on DataStore, we will take a look at Preferences DataStore, one of two DataStore implementations.

Khanh shows you how to train a TensorFlow Lite model that can recognize custom images with your own dataset using TensorFlow Lite Model Maker.

It's been 10 years since the first Android device launch, and even experienced Android developers are still using tools, APIs, and best-practices from 2008.

Stickers, GIFs and other rich content are available through soft keyboards in Android 7.1 and also in revision 25.0.0 of the v13 Support Library.

The UI layer displays application data on the screen. But how is it done exactly? We dive deep into the UI state production pipeline and state holders that manage UI complexity.

We've introduced Android Jetpack!

Dave Smith ( google.com/+DaveSmithDev) introduces the Android Things platform, the first version of Android supported by Google that enables developers to build their own production devices

Come learn how Android turns your app's UI into pixels on the screen. Understanding how things work under the hood can help you figure out how to get the best performance for your applications.

Learn Kotlin for mobile, cloud, and multi-platform development. Hadi Hariri and Florina Muntenescu give us a sneak peak of Kotlin/Everywhere.

As your app grows in size and complexity, following these best practices for using Navigation Compose will set you up for expanding your navigation graph across multiple modules in a way that

Android Studio 2.1 is required to try out new features and APIs of the Android N developer preview including the new Jack compiler and Java 8 language support.

In this video, you’ll learn all about how to draw something custom in Compose. After getting to grips with working in Compose, you might want to start drawing your own custom components.

There are now more than one billion Android users worldwide—a long way from when we launched the first Android phone back in 2008. Hear the latest about the Android and Google Play momentum.

Material You is the next evolution of Material Design. Jetpack Compose is Android’s modern toolkit for building native UI.

Global smartphone usage is growing rapidly. However, network conditions around the globe vary. Plan ahead to make sure your users receive the best possible experience.

While AsyncTask is the most useful threading class you can use, there’s some situations where it just doesn’t make sense.