Google Play Team announced a lot of features in I/O 16. One of the best features is pre-launch report. In this post by you'll learn how to use it and how to leverage it's details to squish out all the bugs.
In this post by Daniele Bonaldo you'll learn about the Wear Complications API. The API consists of two parts: 1. Data providers, which include the logic to fetch the data. 2. Watch faces, which will display the information exposed by the data providers.
In this post by Jag Saund you'll learn everything about "how to use handlers" you ever wanted to know.
In this episode of "Crunching RxAndroid" Roberto Orgiu talks about how to use Observable.fromCallable and Observable.fromAsync.
In this post you'll learn about Pury. Pury is a library to profile Android applications. Be sure that you also check out the GitHub repository.
If your application grows too large you'll hit the limit of possible methods within an APK. If this happens you'll have two options: The first option is to enable multi-dex but this has several disadvantages. The other option is to investigate where the methods come from. This post shows you a list of tools how to investigate your APK.
Ever wondered what is inside an APK? In this post Nishant Srivastava walks you through different parts and explains how to use some tools for more dissecting.
Redux is a hot architectural pattern in JavaScript right now. Reductor ports it's concepts to Java and Android.
In this post by the Square dev team you'll learn about a common memory leak pattern and how to avoid it.
In this post by Aitor Viana you'll learn how to create custom annotations in Android Studio. Happy metaprogramming.
In this post by Danny Preussler you'll learn how to master the most frequent task of an Android developer: Writing Adapters.
Intro screens are important to onboard a user - and there are plenty of libraries that you can use. With Android Material Intro Screen by Filip Skowron you have another option. In this post you'll learn how to use the library. Be sure to checkout the repository.
Very nice article by Corneliu Dascalu more about general programming than Android development. He shows you how to deal with legacy java code that has hidden dependencies.
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An Android Library to securely read and write encrypted values to your SharedPreferences.
A simple Floating Action Button that shows an anchored Navigation View.
Be sure that you read the introduction on medium. The library lacks some tests but it's cool anyways.
If you wanted your maps to match your Brand your only option was Mapbox. Now Google Maps provides that features too: change the color palette, hide labels, vary road density and toggle points of interest.
Check out the new Android Constraint layout system.
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