Android Developers

This talk introduces Android KTX, which is the new set of Kotlin extensions for Android.

With the Play Store on Chromebooks gaining traction, developers need to understand how to build high-quality apps and content for the new form factor.

Learn how to use the intelligent, autonomous app crawler to test your APK before releasing it to production.

Kotlin is similar to the Java programming language, so it's natural that your Kotlin code looks very much like Java code when you are first start to use the language.

Recent changes in industry standards and practices enable up to 10x location-accuracy improvements.

The Navigation Architecture Component provides a framework for building in-app navigation.

Learn how to onboard and engage your instant app audience with best practices that are driving install conversions and business success.

This session will cover common usages of text in Android apps, and common pitfalls developers fall into that can be avoided.

Sceneform SDK is a new library for Android that enables the rapid creation and integration of AR experiences in your app. It combines ARCore and a powerful physically-based 3D renderer.

Come to this session to learn about the latest developments for Wear OS by Google (formerly Android Wear), hear about new product features, and learn best practices to create Wear OS apps.

A deep dive into the new features of the Android build system.

Understanding where Android applications consume memory is important for performance and usability on low-memory devices.

Learn more at developer.android.com 1. Android App Bundle - The new app publishing format, the Android App Bundle, is an improved way to package your app. 2.

This is an introduction to WorkManager, a new part of Android Architecture Components. WorkManager simplifies background task scheduling in a backwards compatible manner.

This session will discuss in-depth what is happening to the various compilers used in Android: Java 8 language feature desugaring, the new dexer (D8) and shrinker (R8), and work done on the Kotlin

Android Things is based on a System on Module (SOM) concept, where developers can build their own custom electronics around them at low cost and then scale up to production quantities.

There are many testing tools available for Android, and selecting the right tool can be confusing.

Get to know AndroidX -- the new name and packaging for the Android Support Library -- the foundation for Android libraries in Jetpack, and learn about features available in the 1.0.0 release.

As an Android Things OEM, you are building system components that integrate with the platform at a deeper level than the typical mobile app and often without any user interaction.

With the launch of Android Oreo (Go edition), anyone can get a great Android experience on entry-level hardware.

Learn about the latest changes to release tools in the Google Play Console enabling fast and safe release rollouts.

It's been 10 years since the first Android device launch, and even experienced Android developers are still using tools, APIs, and best-practices from 2008.

Android Go is an initiative to optimize the Android experience for billions of people coming online around the world.

This session will cover the state of the art in Android app architecture: all the new features and updates that have been added to Android Architecture Components since I/O'17, including the new

This talk will walk through the journey of building consumer devices like Smart Displays using Android Things, how platform features were ramped up to support product needs, and the vision to help

With Architecture Components, the role of fragments has evolved. This session will explore the changing responsibilities of a fragment and talk about ongoing API changes.

Android Things is Google's platform to support the development of Internet of Things devices. This talk will provide an update on the program and the future roadmap.

This session will cover recent developments in automotive, discuss why automotive is a crucial area for developers, and show an exciting preview of what's ahead.

Slices is the new, backwards-compatible API introduced as part of Android P.

Learn about the largest change to insights reporting ever made to the Google Play Console. Analyze and grow your audience with new data and win back features.