Category: Android

We all write perfect code the first time, but sometimes a stray cosmic ray changes your app’s configuration. In this video we’ll use the command line tools and the Android debug bridge to diagnose and debug common issues with Deep Links. Play Console

In this episode of MAD skills on Compose basics, we will cover the set of composables that are part of the Compose toolkit: material design components, layouts, modifiers, and more. Compose Learning Pathways → https://goo.gle/compose-pathway Compose

Welcome to Now in Android, your ongoing guide to what’s new and notable in the world of Android development. Now in Android is also offered as a video and podcast. We launched Compose Camp, a series of in-person and virtual sessions where you can

Welcome to Now in Android, your ongoing guide to what’s new and notable in the world of Android development. Today, we’re covering updates on Compose Camp, Modern Android Development Skills series on Compose basics, Android Studio Dolphin, AndroidX,

Over the years, Android has evolved to support more devices such as watches, tablets, TVs, and even cars. Apps and games are a critical part of this ecosystem as they power many of the unique digital experiences that we all enjoy and rely on. As a

submitted by Ryan O’Leary, Android Intern For the past three years, the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) applications team has taken on the task of converting AOSP apps from Java to Kotlin. This pursuit was begun as part of Android’s commitment to

submitted by Ryan O’Leary, Android Intern For the past three years, the Android Open Source Project (AOSP) applications team has taken on the task of converting AOSP apps from Java to Kotlin. This pursuit was begun as part of Android’s commitment to

Let’s say we have to implement a sign up screen in a Jetpack Compose app, and we receive the following design for it: We have two TextField composables and a Button. Let’s start with the top TextField which is the username field. To implement a

At Google I/O 2022, we announced the App Quality Insights window in Android Studio. It lets you see Crashlytics reports within the context of your local Android Studio project, allowing you to discover, investigate, and reproduce issues more easily.

Today, we are launching the first alpha of Compose Composition Tracing, a new feature that allows showing Jetpack Compose composable functions in the Android Studio Flamingo system trace profiler. It gives you the low intrusiveness from system