Android Developers’ Post

Here are 15 big things Android developers should know that we covered across #GoogleIO! The last one might be our favorite 😏👀 #Android15 And continue to check here over the next two days for more things added to these headlines!

Set up Gemini today and join the #AndroidGeminiEra → https://goo.gle/3xoaLG5 1️⃣ Download the latest canary version of Android Studio. 2️⃣ Open or start a project and click View > Tool Windows > Gemini. 3️⃣ Sign in to your Google account. ✅ And start using Gemini's interactive, conversational interface!

The best Android apps... adapt their UI to different display sizes and configurations! Learn how to implement adaptive layouts → https://goo.gle/3VqoS5D

How can you take advantage of the latest developments in Wear OS? → https://goo.gle/45DAxTH Get started with: ☀️ Wear OS 5 ⌚️ Open source tooling with watch face formats 📸 Screenshot testing ⚡️ And more! #GoogleIO

Developers always ask us if it’s worth creating apps for Android TV OS. TV and phone apps use the same structure, so you can modify existing apps for TV, and with 220M+ monthly active users, our answer is — yes! → https://goo.gle/4cdvP0E #GoogleIO

Sharpen those Compose skills and dive into making widgets with Jetpack Glance! → https://goo.gle/3VgoLJY Widgets should be: 💡 Helpful 🦎 Adaptive 🌿 Cohesive 🔎 Discoverable Get started building widgets on Android the Compose way. #GoogleIO

Who else is excited about shared element transitions and screenshot testing? 🤩🙋 Thanks for chatting with us at #GoogleIO, Zarah! Learn more about these features and what else is new in #JetpackCompose → https://goo.gle/3XqFugj

New scaffolds make it easier for you to make your UI look good across window sizes. 🪄 From list-detail views to supporting panes, here’s how you can build adaptive apps with new Compose APIs → https://lnkd.in/eNTKGMES #GoogleIO

Explore all things adaptive from the strategies to the tools, and discover how to improve user experience with adaptive UI! → https://goo.gle/4eeo7p7 In this #GoogleIO session, dive into the details of Compose Material3 adaptive, how to support different screen sizes, and so much more. 🌟

Android developer relations engineer Yigit Boyar shares his advice for devs starting with Kotlin Multiplatform. “It is such a well-designed, simple language that integrates really well with the rest of Android.” Follow the link to get started with Kotlin Multiplatform. https://goo.gle/3KKERqi