Android Developers

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

Adding custom gestures to your app helps bring your app’s look and feel to the next level. In this video, Jolanda will show you how to create beautiful, rich interactions.

In this video, we’ll take a look at the CameraX Jetpack library, which is the easiest way to add rich camera functionality to your Android application.

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.

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

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.

This week we’re starting a new series of videos and articles for Modern Android Development Skills on WorkManager.

This session will highlight Google's commitment to automotive, and how we’re enabling developers to bring new app experiences in the car - with minimal effort required.

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.

With this episode of MAD Skills we continue with our performance series of videos. In this video you’ll learn about how to improve performance of your app using Baseline Profiles.

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.

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

This session will help Android C++ developers to understand improvements to the NDK, both recent and planned.

Google Pay is now a platform that provides a unified experience across products for payment, helpful information for shoppers, and access to rewards and offers.

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

Read the blog post: goo.gl/ilTi3W Direct Reply allows you to receive text input from the user directly in the notification shade.

Start on Android by Google helps developers get their apps and games ready to launch on Google Play.

Welcome to Now in Android, your ongoing guide to what’s new and notable in the world of Android development. In this video, Chet Haase goes over the new Android 11 developer preview, Android Studio 3.

Learn about the issues affecting the app install conversion funnel and how Google Play delivers your apps to users’ devices as reliable and as fast as possible, even under challenging conditions

Room has moved from version 2.2.0 to 2.4.0 and introduced many new exciting features for the first time in two years.

What’s new with Preferences? This session guides you through some of the new and powerful features in the AndroidX Preference library and some of the best practices to follow when using Preferences.

To protect the trust of users in the apps and games on Google Play, we don't allow apps that spam users.

Want to attract more users? Google Play Console can help.

The premiere episode of "Dear Android", where the Android team answers the best questions on Android app development from around the Internet.

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Android Studio 4.0 comes with an updated Layout Inspector that lets you debug your Android app UI in a way that’s similar to Chrome dev tools.

With Database Inspector, modifying the data in your database is not much harder than editing a spreadsheet; if you are using Room and observing the query results, the changes will be reflected