Android Developers

Pivotal Series Pilot Prototype: Screencast of Reto Meier showing the easiest, fastest, and wrongest way to build a simple location-based app—representing about two hours of real-time coding and

We know that you’re an awesome engineer, and you’re using threading to the MAX.

Saving a UI state properly is essential for providing a great UX experience.

Join Nick Butcher, Adam Koch and Roman Nurik as they discuss various elements of Android Design. This week, we'll share a collection of tips for presenting photos and thumbnails in your apps.

A few very simple tips on how to update your app, and make it beautiful. The next 4 episodes will be released on Mondays over the next 4 weeks.

Gene Trinks introduces Android for Work, a way to use your Android phone or tablet for both work and personal activities and keep all the data separated and secure.

Make sure you’re doing android launch screens for branding, not to hide a slow load time.

Papumba has a clear vision to grow a global business. Hear how they work with experts to adapt their games to local markets and leverage Google Play’s developer tools to find success around the world.

An overview of all the recent features in Android Studio for Android app developers.

Jetpack Compose is Android’s new modern declarative UI toolkit. Today, Jetpack Compose is in Beta!

Walk through two ways to track steps in Android Kit Kat with the new hardware step sensors. Sample code: developer.android.com/samples/BatchStepSensor #devbytes #sensors #fitness

Hear pro tips and best practices, including first hand experiences from apps and games developers, that will help you grow the reach of your apps and games globally.

Learn Android Q's new customization and navigation features, understand how to make your apps work seamlessly with the system UI, and get familiar with new usability options.

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

Extending your app to Android Wear smartwatches allows you to reach your users wherever and whenever they'd want or need your app.

This episode of User Experience Design for Developers answers the question about what UX actually is. Please join our UX community on G+ - bit.ly/uxcommunity #uxd #design

In this session, you learn how to develop navigation, parking and EV charging apps for cars using the Android for Cars App Library.

Android's Network Service Discovery (NSD) allows apps to find nearby peers on their local network, useful for multiplayer gaming, collaboration, or otherwise finding nearby servers.

Welcome to the fourth episode in the Navigation series. In this video, Chet Haase will talk about deep links in your application.

Gain insight into best practices and learn how to develop a successful global app and games business from Google Play and developer panelists from Citymapper, Jelly Button Games, Musixmatch and

Take the free training → goo.gle/3jU070O Keep your user base happy and growing.

Welcome to the first episode of the WorkManager series for Modern Android Development Skills.

Your app’s UI may look simple – just some images and buttons. But even the simplest-looking UI may pose accessibility challenges.

In this workshop you will learn advanced concepts related to State and Side Effects APIs in Jetpack Compose.

One thing I like about Android... switching between application. Watch Android team members talk about their favorite features.

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

Room offers type-safe, easy persistence without the boilerplate—but we didn’t stop there!

Android Studio 1.5 is focused on delivering more stability, with most of the enhancements being made under the hood.

Writing database-driven apps on Android requires too much boilerplate code and too many edge cases that must be handled manually.