Android Developers

This session will provide tips on measuring and improving performance on Android. It will also introduce new benchmarking libraries made available in AndroidX.

In this video, we’ll cover some recent updates that will help users experience the best of what your apps and games have to offer, as well as new ways to protect your business from fraud and abuse

In this episode, learn how Espresso and the Accessibility Test Framework can help you create automated accessibility tests.

Learn how Googlers worked to build a garden of Machine Learning powered flowers, each uniquely designed to showcase the power of machine learning, Android Things on-device processing, and robotics

Learn what's new in Android TV OS, including an introduction to the new Google TV experience and demos of new features and tools.

Find the courage you need to start name-dropping JobScheduler like a pro.

This talk dives into some of the details of how the R8 application shrinker shrinks apps to make it easier for developers to use R8.

Learn how WorkManager supports your application to run work persistently. We introduce fresh APIs that enable your app to get back to the foreground, even when background restrictions are in place.

Introduction to Week 11 of 11 Weeks of Android: UI and Display.

Learn how to use the intelligent, autonomous app crawler to test your APK before releasing it to production.

On this episode of Gradle and AGP Build APIs for MAD Skills, you will learn how to extend your build by writing your own plugin.

One of the most frequent performance problems your users will notice is how your app reacts when moving from a great network connection to a bad one.

One of the dominant design principles that Android adheres to is that it’s a multitasking operating system: users can have multiple apps running, and can quickly swap between them, as needed.

Android Dev Summit '22 continues November 9, 2022 1pm GMT with our second track, Form Factors.

Camera360 achieves global success with Kotlin and new technologies including ARCore.

An overview for developers about new Android Wear 2.0 features, including material design, watch face complications and standalone functionalities.

In this episode of Architecture for Modern Android Development Skills, Emily Kager shares a tip around organizing modules in Android apps.

WorkManager provides a set of APIs that makes it easy to schedule asynchronous tasks for immediate or deferred execution that are expected to run even if the app is closed or the device restarts.

Multi-Window allows multiple activities to be visible on screen at the same time.

The new Android Performance Tuner is a library within the Android Game SDK that unlocks game performance insights within Android vitals.

Collecting flows in a lifecycle-aware manner is the recommended way to collect flows on Android.

Android 6.0 introduces a new permissions model that gives more control to users.

Android Dev Summit '22 brings you the third and final track: Platform.

It’s time for PERF THEORY: Caching Edition! Caching is the computing principle to rule them all.

On this episode of the MAD Skills series on Performance, Android Performance Engineer Carmen Jackson discusses in detail what the Systrace data means and how we can use it to understand what’s going

Announcing availability of Android Game Development Extension (AGDE) to all game developers. This talk includes an introduction to the Extension, the key features, workflows, and samples.

Netflix is delivering their customer support functionality as a dynamic feature to their users so that only users who need to call for support download this feature.