Category: Android

Welcome to the MAD Skills series on Jetpack Compose layouts and modifiers! In this first post, we’re going to start our journey by explaining the fundamentals of layouts and modifiers. We’ll go over how they work together, what out-of-the-box APIs

Happy February and welcome to a new episode of Now in Android, your ongoing guide to what’s new and notable in the world of Android development. The double releases of stable and experimental Webkit APIs allow more fine grain control for developers

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 Webkit, Compose Compiler, Photo Picker, Emoji Picker, Play Console update, and more! Chapters: 0:00 –

In this video of Compose Layouts and Modifiers, Simona will talk about the fundamentals – how Layouts and Modifiers work together, what out-of-the-box APIs are offered, and how to style your UI. All this while building a screen for a mini pixelated

In this MAD Skills series, we’ll be covering Compose Layouts – components that lay out UI elements and Modifiers – which change the appearance and behavior of composables. Learn more about Compose Layouts → https://goo.gle/3HGSGVZ Learn more about

Android developers all across the world rely on Firebase Crashlytics to surface detailed insights and context into the events leading to a crash. Crashlytics gives you a complete view into your app’s stability — helping you track, prioritize, and fix

Writing a custom layout in Compose is a great way to fine-tune how your app’s UI looks, and it isn’t as daunting as it might seem. Once you’ve written your custom logic, you should also write tests for it! However, in writing these tests, you might

As a result of your feedback, we’re making some changes to give you more flexibility and control over the app review process. On the Publishing overview page in Play Console, you’ll soon see a new section called “Changes ready to send for review.”

We recommend that all apps use an edge-to-edge layout, meaning that it draws behind the system bars to use the entire width and height of the display. This means your app should do all of the following. To learn more about how to set up edge-to-edge

Android Studio Electric Eel is now available for download on the stable channel. This release contains many new features and improvements, including the new Logcat UI enabled by default, App Quality Insights, improvements to Jetpack Compose previews,