Android Developers

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.

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

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.

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

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

This workshop guides you through using the new Jetpack Media3 APIs to build a simple media app using ExoPlayer for progressive and adaptive streaming playback.

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

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.

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.

When developers impersonate someone else’s app or deceive users, it hurts them and the overall developer ecosystem.

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.

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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

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

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

It’s important for your app to stay up to date, in order to give the latest social feeds, news, and weather reports to your users.

Wolff Dobson, Dan Galpin and Bruno Oliveira describe crucial elements to developing successful games on the Android Platform.

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

Jetpack Compose is now in alpha and you might want to start adding it to your existing apps. In this talk, you'll learn how to do that!

With Android 10, GSI has gone through a full release cycle.

CameraX is a Jetpack support library created to make camera app development easier. Stay tuned to learn more about the CameraX API and use cases!

Google Developer Expert Annyce Davis interviews Jamal Eason, Director of Product Management.

Matt Kanninen of MySpace talks about how he built the Android app for MySpace.

Look at techniques for writing animations that work like state machines, that can be interrupted or retargeted while running.You'll learn ways to architect your animations to achieve this using

Learn how to customize delivery of your app features, game assets, and updates through modularization and app bundles. Learn about internal app sharing that lets you easily share and test App Bundles.

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

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.

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.

The “Profile GPU Rendering” tool has been updated for M release of Android!