Android Developers

Learn how to get started with the new CameraX support library in Jetpack, which provides the best support across a wide selection of Android Camera hardware with minimal effort to integrate machine

Android Q brings lots of updates to text aimed at different use cases for all developers: better control over fonts, better performance, and styling improvements, and others.

What’s the easiest way to get users signed up on your Android app? How about signed back in from the web or after getting a new phone? And what about making it difficult for bad actors to get in?

Cookbook Recipes, by Riafy Technologies, help foodies discover delicious recipes from around the world in their own language.

Explore how reactive and declarative paradigms can be applied to Android UI development, making it easier for developers to integrate these patterns into their Android apps with Kotlin.

Learn updates to the new Google Play Billing platform that will expand your sales of in-app items by opening up new selling surfaces and supporting new forms of payment.

Learn what's new in the build system used by app developers, including how to use new features and APIs.

Google Play helps developers around the world build successful businesses with their apps and games.

In this talk, you will see case studies of popular games that have used Android best practices to improve their game development, launch, stability, and live operations.

Quality is a prerequisite for a successful app or game, whatever platform you’re on.

Dive into what's new and learn the best practices for working with Navigation, given the changes in the Navigation Architecture Component since its first 1.0 alpha.

Android no longer lives on just mobile devices. It continues to grow and evolve on to new platforms like Chrome OS and Android TV.

Android Q introduces a new storage permission model which focuses on giving apps access to the media on device.

Learn why you should consider Chrome OS when developing Android apps and new features you can target.

This session examines the progress made in Android support for Kotlin.

In 2019, the Android team is refining the developer journey with a set of new tools for building modern interfaces.

Learn more about how Android Runtime, for Java or Kotlin programming languages, makes it easier to write a great Android app with improvements in debugging and profiling, install and launch times

Learn the latest changes in Architecture Components as well as new libraries for 2019.

Building matchmaking platforms and dedicated game server orchestration can be a lot of work. It can also be a distraction from building your actual game.

Want your apps to reach more drivers? With new Android-based infotainment systems that are built directly into cars, you'll have the ability to reach more users.

This talk is for developers who want to make their applications accessible for people with disabilities, but have found the prospect daunting.

Get an overview of what's new in Android Studio for Android app developers, including demos, and a tour de force presentation of relevant features that will accelerate developers workflow on the

Android Q introduces several changes to the Location Permission.

Members of Google’s UX and product teams will present learnings about digital wellbeing and how to develop for it.

Come and find out the latest development of Android on-device machine learning, including Android platform, ML Kit, and TensorFlow Lite.

This talk is for media developers, audio hardware makers and hearing aid manufacturers interested in making audio on Android more accessible using built-in capabilities such as the dynamics

In this talk, you'll see the breadth of the developer marketing tools and discovery opportunities on the store, and how to take advantage of them.

This session will cover new privacy related changes coming in Android Q and how they may affect your apps.

Be successful building on Android TV with insight into integrations, streaming best practices, UHD support and key libraries to increase velocity, success metrics, and lessons learned along the way.

Coroutines are a feature of Kotlin that help convert callback-based code into sequential code, making code easier to read, write, and understand.