Android Developers

In this session, we'll do a deep dive to teach developers how to use Android Profilers to optimize the performance of their app.

Material Theming launched this year at Google I/O, enabling you to systematically customize Material Design to better reflect your product’s brand.

This talk helps camera developers build apps that harnesses Android P's multi-camera API.

What’s new with Preferences? This session guides you through some of the new and powerful features in the AndroidX Preference library and some of the best practices to follow when using Preferences.

This talk focuses on how to work with designers to translate mocks into maintainable themes and styles for a high-quality Android app.

Many apps began adopting Kotlin and Android Architecture Components at the same time. While ostensibly quite different, the interplay of these two changes ends up heavily influencing each other.

This session talks about WorkManager and its API. This talk covers how WorkManager can be used to solve many interesting use cases.

This talk will share a deep dive on some recent features of the emulator, covering snapshots, graphics (OpenGL ES 3.x support), and ARCore support.

Come ask your questions to some of the Android experts. Maybe we'll even know the answers!

In this session, we'll talk about internals of the ART runtime, from compiler to garbage collector, and how we're focusing on improving Kotlin performance and application startup.

Text layout has high impact on almost every application's performance.

Fold your phone! Learn all about the positives of foldable devices, how apps can deliver this new experience, and how Android is going to provide platform-level support for the development community.

Android offers many different locations and ways to store data, and we'll share best-practices for each of them, helping you build robust, secure, and flexible apps along the way.

Understanding the color choice of every pixel is important when optimizing power.

In this talk, we go "under the hood" of Android to learn how it improves battery life by managing app behaviour across Doze, Adaptive Battery, Background Restrictions and Battery Saver.

With improvements in the ART runtime, developers should feel better about favoring good development patterns over memory-optimized-but-ugly-and-fragile techniques.

Hear advice and best practices from successful LATAM developers: Mercado Libre, Fanatee, Instafit and Mobills.

Join us for day one of the Android Dev Summit 2018! This livestream covers Theater 2. Tune in for deep technical sessions with the Android engineering team.

This talk highlights best practice and anti-patterns when using notifications in modern Android.

Based on our experience with 3rd party developers that are integrating with Slices, the presentation shares best practices for implementing Android Slices to be effectively presented on Search, and

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

Join the WebView team as they share the best and worst practices through many years and discuss how to use support library to promote best practices.

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?

This talk shows how developers can get the best out of ML Kit, providing various tips of using the APIs.

Users want content. Android TV offers a wide variety of paths through which apps can surface their prime content directly to the user, regardless of whether or not the user is in the app already.

So you've heard about Coroutines and you want to see what's so great about them?

Join us for day one of the Android Dev Summit 2018! This livestream covers Theater 1. Tune in for deep technical sessions with the Android engineering team.

In this session you will learn best practices of using ConstraintLayout on Android, particularly covering tips and tricks in the Layout Editor and new features introduced in the 2.0 version.

Android has the unique ability to run on many different types of devices and form factors.

Join the Gradle engineering team in Android Studio as they walk through a list of best practices to optimize build speed with Gradle.