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Did you miss our webinar about Google Play Console key features? Don't worry you can watch the reshow now!
Watch the webinar here: goo.gl/xk63hC
The Google Play team held a webinar on important features of the Play Console, which also included a live Q&A session with an expert from the Play team. If you missed it, watch the reshow to learn more about must-know features of the Play Console!
Watch the webinar here: goo.gl/xk63hC
The Google Play team held a webinar on important features of the Play Console, which also included a live Q&A session with an expert from the Play team. If you missed it, watch the reshow to learn more about must-know features of the Play Console!
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The Android Things platform enables developers to build their own production devices and maintain them at scale
Watch here: goo.gl/Epponc
Learn more about the Android Things SDK at developer.android.com/things and join our community at g.co/iotdev.
Watch here: goo.gl/Epponc
Learn more about the Android Things SDK at developer.android.com/things and join our community at g.co/iotdev.
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Android Oreo brings key updates to notifications, including the use of notification channels and badges
Watch our video here: goo.gl/6zY5Gj
Notification channels are collections of associated notifications. Each notification has a channel, and users can set preferences for each notification channel via the app's settings. Notification channels are especially important because they are required for all notifications on Android Oreo or your notifications won't display! Android Oreo also introduces Notification badges that appear on app icons in supported launchers to show the user that there are outstanding notifications.
Watch our video here: goo.gl/6zY5Gj
Notification channels are collections of associated notifications. Each notification has a channel, and users can set preferences for each notification channel via the app's settings. Notification channels are especially important because they are required for all notifications on Android Oreo or your notifications won't display! Android Oreo also introduces Notification badges that appear on app icons in supported launchers to show the user that there are outstanding notifications.
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Optimize your Android apps on ChromeOS for better discoverability, large screens, multiple inputs & more
Read here: goo.gl/mqmPFW
As more Chromebooks are enabled with Google Play, now is a great time to optimize your Android app for Chromebooks to reach a larger audience. The changes made to optimize for large screens will benefit mobile devices that are able to project to desktop monitors, like the Samsung Galaxy S8.
Read here: goo.gl/mqmPFW
As more Chromebooks are enabled with Google Play, now is a great time to optimize your Android app for Chromebooks to reach a larger audience. The changes made to optimize for large screens will benefit mobile devices that are able to project to desktop monitors, like the Samsung Galaxy S8.
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Adaptive icons, introduced in Android O, allow developers to supply separate foreground and background layers allowing devices to perform interesting visual animations
Watch our video here: goo.gl/4UfV7t
Providing an adaptive icon is a straightforward way to help your app to fit in on Android O devices and benefit from attractive eye-catching designs.
Watch our video here: goo.gl/4UfV7t
Providing an adaptive icon is a straightforward way to help your app to fit in on Android O devices and benefit from attractive eye-catching designs.
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Watch the Reigns developer, François Alliot, discuss being an indie dev and how he creates captivating game stories
Watch it here: goo.gl/QN1CfD
“I really think developing a game is like writing a novel…” our latest Android Dev Story focuses on the journey of François Alliot, the indie dev behind the swipe-your-own-adventure hit game, Reigns, that won last year's Indie Games Contest in Europe.
Watch it here: goo.gl/QN1CfD
“I really think developing a game is like writing a novel…” our latest Android Dev Story focuses on the journey of François Alliot, the indie dev behind the swipe-your-own-adventure hit game, Reigns, that won last year's Indie Games Contest in Europe.
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Use MediaSession to allow Google Assistant, Android Auto and more, to control your media player app!
Read Part 2 here: goo.gl/gywa1H
MediaSession is the middleware that allows outside actors to control the media player in your app (outside of the app’s own UI). It also allows your app to report changes in its player’s state (what media is loaded, is the player currently paused, or playing, etc) to interested parties outside and inside of your app.
Read Part 2 here: goo.gl/gywa1H
MediaSession is the middleware that allows outside actors to control the media player in your app (outside of the app’s own UI). It also allows your app to report changes in its player’s state (what media is loaded, is the player currently paused, or playing, etc) to interested parties outside and inside of your app.
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The latest version of the Android NDK r16 Beta 1 is now available for download!
Read more and download here: goo.gl/z81XFR
We’ve also updated libc++ and its related projects, so this release has improved support for C++1z. Keep in mind that until C++1z becomes C++17, everything included is subject to changes.
Read more and download here: goo.gl/z81XFR
We’ve also updated libc++ and its related projects, so this release has improved support for C++1z. Keep in mind that until C++1z becomes C++17, everything included is subject to changes.
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No more lost app signing keys! Enroll for app signing in the Google Play Console now
Learn how here: goo.gl/B5zA1a
Every Android app is signed with a key. Previously, the burden of securely holding that key has always been with the developer. We're now offering an app signing service on Google Play to help developers manage their keys, especially if they are lost or compromised.
Learn how here: goo.gl/B5zA1a
Every Android app is signed with a key. Previously, the burden of securely holding that key has always been with the developer. We're now offering an app signing service on Google Play to help developers manage their keys, especially if they are lost or compromised.
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Developing a media playback app on Android? Learn how MediaSession can supercharge it!
Read Part 1 of the series here: goo.gl/vKWyrf
The goal of this series of articles is to give you a deep understanding of MediaSession, what it is good for, when to use it, and when not to. This is the first part of a 4-part series
Read Part 1 of the series here: goo.gl/vKWyrf
The goal of this series of articles is to give you a deep understanding of MediaSession, what it is good for, when to use it, and when not to. This is the first part of a 4-part series
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