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Welcome to the live Q&A of the Motion Layout for MAD Skills series hosted by Android Developer Relations Engineer Chet Haase.

Join us on February 24 at 9AM PT for #TheAndroidShow, where we'll give you a behind the scenes look at Jetpack Compose, Android's modern toolkit for building native UI.

It goes without saying that visual experience of an Android app forms a significant part of the impression users have about your app’s quality.

As the Android platform grows, so have user's expectations, from privacy to user experience.

Learn about two African developers and their journeys of learning Android development, and launching their careers.

Welcome to the 4th episode of the Motion Layout series for MAD Skills. In this video, Sean will demonstrate how you can build a collapsible toolbar using Motion Layout.

A quick introduction to Android Enterprise, what it is, and how it can help your business.

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

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.

On this episode of Motion Layout for the MAD Skills series, you will learn how to add multiple ConstraintSets to the same Motion Layout.

On this episode of Motion Layout for the MAD Skills series, we will learn how to add keyframes to an animation using Motion Layout.

Seekrtech has committed to developing gamification productivity improvement tools. Their first app Forest has reached 25 million downloads.

Welcome to the last episode of the Motion Tags series. In today’s episode, we will talk about KeyTrigger. A KeyTrigger tag has the same motion target in frame position as other key frames.

On this episode of Motion Layout for the MAD Skills series, Sean will show us how to use ConstraintSets and Transitions to define animations from multiple views in Motion Layout.

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

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

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

Welcome back to the Motion Tags series. In today’s episode, we will talk about KeyTimeCycle. A KeyTimeCycle is a powerful tool for when you want to make visually stunning complex behaviors.

In this episode of Kotlin and Jetpack APIs for MAD Skills, Google Developer Expert (GDE) for Android Magda Miu shares how you can leverage Kotlin to speed up developments and improve quality.

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.

Room is a database library that's part of Android Jetpack. It makes working on databases for Android much easier. In this video, Florina will tell us how to use and test Room Kotlin APIs.

Grab some paper and fold along as we create an Android logo origami.

Get an introduction to the Affirmations app you'll create in this unit.

Get a glimpse of the tip calculator app you’ll build in this unit.

Welcome to Unit 2. Learn about the two apps you’ll build in this unit to advance your knowledge about UI layouts in Android.

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Learn about the tools you’ll use to start developing apps.

Learn about Android Studio and how you can use it to build apps.

Learn more about the course goals and requirements in this introduction to Unit 1.

Meet the team, and learn what you’ll need to begin developing Android apps in Kotlin.