Android Developers

Hear about everything that is new with Google Play at I/O 2017. Google Play helps developers around the world build successful businesses with their apps and games.

Welcome to the live Q&A of the Kotlin and Jetpack APIs for MAD Skills series hosted by Android Developer Relations Engineer Chet Haase.

This episode of User Experience Design for Developers distills user research data to show you how people use their devices, and what expectations they have from them, and how this changes with their

Android native applications typically use Java objects that "own" C++ objects.

Welcome to the third episode in the Navigation series.

We've introduced Android Jetpack!

On today’s episode of the Motion Tags series, we will talk about OnSwipe. OnSwipe is one of the most powerful features in Motion Layout.

Recent versions of Android have significant advances in typographic sophistication, including automatic hyphenation, balanced and optimized paragraph layout, OpenType features, support for dozens of

On today’s episode of the Motion Tags series, we will talk about ConstraintSet and Constraint. Stay tuned for our next episode on Transition!

Android App Bundles and Instant Apps are converging. Does that mean you can instantiate an app bundle? Or would you rather bundle an instant app? How does that work?

Testing is a critical component within the development lifecycle—it helps build confidence in your product and leads to a higher quality experience for your users.

For mobile applications, serialized data is a large, and constant chunk of information that you pull from your servers.

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Platforms like Google Cast and Android TV are making it even easier for consumers to connect with their favorite entertainment in the living room.

BabyBus, a developer of kid’s educational games, has over 150 million downloads in total and has 12 different language versions of the app.

Learn how to add a list and detail layout to a View-based app with SlidingPaneLayout.

Clip reel shown to the audience at the 2012 User Experience Awards hosted at the Parsons School of Design.

Welcome to Now in Android, your ongoing guide to what’s new and notable in the world of Android development.

Hoi from the Android Machine Learning team is here to talk with you about TensorFlow Hub and Google ML Kit!

This episode of User Experience Design for Developers introduces you quantiitative vs qualitative measurement in the Lean UX process, and when to use either or both, in order to validate assumptions

Watching video and listening to audio files are among the most popular activities on Android mobile devices and smart TVs.

This session will cover recent developments in automotive, discuss why automotive is a crucial area for developers, and show an exciting preview of what's ahead.

Check out some helpful tips about getting discovered on Google Play search.

Privacy continues to be a priority in Android 11. This presentation will help you understand privacy related changes and how to make your app compatible.

Welcome to Unit 6 of Android Basics in Kotlin. In this pathway, we will expand on what you have learned in this course by using the WorkManager library from Android Jetpack.

In the previous videos, you have learned how the Oboe library makes it easy to play low latency audio, now Don will demonstrate how you can set up low latency streams for recording.

In this session, Material Design Developer Advocate Nick Rout will show you how to implement Material Motion in your Android app, by adding and customizing transition patterns — container transform

No matter how aggressively you’ve optimized your networking code for performance, there’s still a huge problematic performance issue that you haven’t seen: Bloated asset files.

If your Android app knows the user's location and activity, it can offer the most relevant help in the moment.