Android Developers

If you need another excuse to migrate your app to Compose, testing composables is easier, faster and more reliable than testing Views.

In this episode, learn how to properly implement UI elements that disappear after a set amount of time.

From adding tiles to integrating notifications, there are plenty of opportunities for your Wear OS app to shine. Learn how to set your app apart by adding surfaces and features to drive engagement.

This week we’re starting a new series of videos and articles for Modern Android Development Skills on Gradle and AGP build APIs. Android Developer Advocate Murat Yener will give us a preview!

An overview and walkthrough of the code you will implement in the WorkManager pathway of Android Basics in Kotlin.

If you missed what’s happening in the world of Platform, Dan presents the top three picks to know from Android Developer Summit ‘22!

Discover the latest developer APIs for machine learning on Android and its benefits. Review the tools and solutions available to enable ML in your app.

This episode, Reto Meier and Ian Ni-Lewis take a close look at Podcast Players DoggCatcher, Volksempfanger, BeyondPod, and Pocket Casts. Don't have an app?

KitKat has been optimized to run on a much broader range of devices, with special focus on the millions of entry-level devices that have as little as 512MB RAM.

Highlights of all the announcements during Machine Learning week of #11WeeksOfAndroid: from the Android Developer Challenge winners’ helpful innovation to ML Kit; from TensorFlow Hub model

Writing tests is a fundamental part of developing Android applications.

At Play Commerce, we focus a lot on building a trustworthy ecosystem, partnering with you to grow your business, helping you retain your users, and supporting a great developer experience through a

Efficient Data Transfers: Effective Prefetching Episode 3 of Efficient Data Transfers, focusses on how you can use prefetching to implement the Big Cookie model of efficient data transfers and

Description: Find out how to enable real-time notifications, what they do, and how they benefit you as a developer.

It is surprisingly easy to fall back to USB-2 speed with an USB-3 capable device. By assuming USB-C==USB-3, by using an old cable that is not USB-3 certified, or by using a bad USB hub.

With gesture navigation, apps can give users a more immersive user experience. Learn how to use insets to avoid conflicts and ensure your immersive user experience is usable across all devices.

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

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

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

There’s a direct correlation between a reliable, effortless purchase experience and resulting revenues.

Let's explore what myths we can bust about Android app performance! Are enums not OK? How many dex files are optimal? Is object pooling really a good thing?

Android Lint already scans your app for hundreds of common issues, contributing to the code warnings that you see in Android Studio. But Lint can do even more for advanced users.

This session will cover what’s new in the Android Emulator.

An in-depth walkthrough of a sample app using the FLEDGE API, a component of the Privacy Sandbox on Android.

You’ve built a great app, and your users love opening it every day, but what if you could also help users when they’re not in your app? This year, Android is introducing new APIs to help you do this.

On today’s episode of the Motion Tags series, we will talk about Transition. All Motion Layout animations are transitions between states, which we model as constraint sets.

Learn the basics of Android and Java programming, and take the first step on your journey to becoming an Android developer!