Android Developers

21 for ‘21 is a collection of the most watched Android Developers videos from this year. With powerful performances from your favorite developers, you won't want to miss it.

Learn why you should consider Chrome OS when developing Android apps and new features you can target.

Welcome to the 4th episode of the Motion Layout series for MAD Skills. In this video, Sean will demonstrate how you can build a collapsible toolbar using Motion Layout.

The new Data safety section in Google Play gives developers a transparent way to show users if and how they collect, share, and protect user data, before users install an app.

Does your app have an app widget? Do you want to build one?

Get new users & understand your acquisition channels on Google Play. This video will help you learn: How users are discovering your app on Google Play and how your acquisition channels perform.

Get to know AndroidX -- the new name and packaging for the Android Support Library -- the foundation for Android libraries in Jetpack, and learn about features available in the 1.0.0 release.

An in-depth, technical look at the new modular approach to Android development including how it works, why it’ll help your development, and how to adopt the new format: the Android App Bundle.

Don't believe the hype...high-performance audio on Android is possible. We’ll share tips and tricks you can apply immediately, and we'll demonstrate real apps that use them.

Kefir is a Russian game developer, known for games like Russian Prison, Metro 2033, Eastern Front and Last Day on Earth.

How to animate card flips and rotations.

Play's In-app updates API lets you prompt users to update your app while they are using the app, launched at Google I/O this year.

Learn about Android vitals and improved tools in the Play Console and Android Studio to help improve your app quality.

As developers, there’s nothing we like more than an amazing Activity that delights and entertains our users.

In this episode of Kotlin Vocabulary, Florina will discuss advantages of data classes, the restrictions, and we’ll take a look under the hood at how they’re implemented.

A quick introduction to Android Enterprise, what it is, and how it can help your business.

Widgets have been part of the Android core experience for a long time. They serve millions of apps to increase their users' app engagement from within the home screen.

Come hear about different in-car experiences powered by Android. In this session, you’ll learn about new design improvements and the latest cars that support Android Auto.

How the use of BitmapOptions affects the resulting size of a loaded bitmap.

Blending Material Design and motion into a new material that keeps the users entertained and delighted. Learn how to use Goop as a way to guide your users through the app.

Learn about the latest changes to release tools in the Google Play Console enabling fast and safe release rollouts.

Each new release of Android comes with platform behavior changes that your app needs to account for; some of these changes apply only when you target the new SDK version, while others — mostly

Accessible apps are key to making your Android app work for all users.

You've written an Android app, but you're not sure how to make your apps smooth & fast. Luckily, we have tools for that!

Google Play services 4.3 has now been released, and in this video we will present all new cool things you can do with it.

Using Jetpack Compose doesn’t mean you need to rebuild your app from scratch, instead, you can take an incremental approach to migrating.

ClassDojo is a classroom tool that helps teachers improve behavior in their classrooms quickly and easily.

Delegation is a design pattern in which an object handles a request by delegating to an object called delegate. The delegate is responsible for handling the request on behalf of the original object.