Android Developers

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

Visit the course here → goo.gle/3pT16Rr Learn how to optimize for onboarding, build accessible apps, and reduce app size to reach more users.

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

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.

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

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

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.

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.

If you're a designer or developer building experiences for the living room, this material is for you. Discover how both Android TV and Google TV have grown this past year.

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

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.

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.

A quick recap of the latest news on everything happening in the world of Android development including Android 14, form factors, Jetpack, Compose, tooling, performance and more.

The deployment toolbar has gotten a nice UI tweak with the new target device dropdown. Check out how to seamlessly switch between them when you run your application!

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.

This episode of User Experience Design for Developers shows you why user research is important, and how you can avoid 3 common pitfalls and create amazing mobile user experiences.

Get started with Play Asset Delivery and choose between serving all your game assets upfront, as part of the initial game installation, or using Fast-Follow, and have your game assets downloaded in

NetEase has developed Airtest, an open source tool that uses image recognition to script and automate game testing.

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Learn about what’s new in Android Accessibility, including capabilities and features in Android Q.

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

Sometimes you just want to break down one object that contains multiple fields to initialize several separate variables. To achieve this, you can use Kotlin’s destructuring declarations.

Low latency audio can improve the user experience for many types of apps, from DJing to virtual reality to musical games.

Watch the Android performance team take systraces of your apps and identify potential performance improvements during app startup and other performance-sensitive areas.

To watch this keynote interpreted in American Sign Language (ASL), please click here → goo.gle/3Fuijqi Learn about the new accessibility features and services coming to Android, including

We discuss CameraX 1.1, which includes some of the most highly requested features. Learn about the new Video Capture API, easy YUV to RGB conversions, Extensions Beta APIs, and more.

Given by Chet Haase and Romain Guy. An overview of the latest developer features in Android.

Watch Android experts code, tackle programming challenges, and answer your questions live. Learn to apply your preexisting Compose knowledge to the new Compose for Wear OS.