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ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: ENABLE YOUR MESSAGING APP FOR Message notifications on the car’s display. When an Android 5.0+ phone is connected to a compatible car, users receive incoming message notifications from Auto-enabled apps on the car’s head unit display. Your app runs on the phone, but is controlled by the car. To learn more about how this works, watch the Introduction to Android AutoDevByte.
ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: ANDROID DEVELOPMENT PATTERNS: A Posted by, Ian Lake, Developer Advocate One of the benefits of Android development is the flexibility provided by the large number of APIs in the Android framework and Support Library, not even including the Google Play services APIs.However, that can be a lot to understand, particularly when confronted with multiple options or designdecisions.
ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: ANDROID STUDIO 3.3 Develop . Navigation Editor - The navigation editor is a visual editor which allows you to construct XML resources that support using the new Jetpack Navigation Component. With the Navigation Editor and the Navigation Component, you can build predictable interactions between the screens and content areas of your app. ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: VERIFYING BACK-END CALLS FROM This capability is built into Google facilities such as App Engine’s new Cloud Endpoints feature, which bakes app/back-end identity into a simple programming model.. Now let’s get to the details. App Registration. You’re going to have to use the Google API Console quite a bit in this process. You’ll need to make a new project for this purpose; while you can give it a nice human ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: CUSTOMIZING THE ACTION BAR Since the introduction of the Action Bar design pattern, many applications have adopted it as a way to provide easy access to common actions. In Android 3.0 (or Honeycomb to its friends) this pattern has been baked in as the default navigation paradigm and extended to take ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: ON-SCREEN INPUT METHODS Starting from Android 1.5, the Android platform offers an Input Method Framework (IMF) that lets you create on-screen input methods such assoftware keyboards.
ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: INTRODUCING GOOGLE PLAY ASSET Posted by Dan Galpin, Developer Advocate. Two years ago, we introduced the Android App Bundle, a new publishing format that allows Google Play to help optimize your app delivery. ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: HOW WE FOUGHT BAD APPS AND Posted by Andrew Ahn, Product Manager, Google Play + Android App Safety Google Play connects users with great digital experiences to help them be more productive and entertained, as well as providing app developers with tools to reach billions of users around the globe. ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: MEET GOOGLE PLAY BILLING LIBRARY Posted by Steve Hartford, Product Manager, Google Play. Google Play is committed to a healthy ecosystem, where developers succeed by creating high-quality apps that users love. ANDROID DEVELOPERS BLOG: ONE BIOMETRIC API OVER ALL ANDROID Posted by Isai Damier, Android Developer Platform Engineering (@isaidamier) Kevin Chyn, Android Framework Curtis Belmonte, AndroidFrame
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Android Developers Blog The latest Android and Google Play news for app and game developers. GOOGLE I/O 2014 APP SOURCE CODE NOW AVAILABLE30 July 2014
_ By Bruno Oliveira, Tech Lead of the I/O app project _ The source code for the 2014 version of the Google I/O app is now available . Since its first releaseon Google Play
a few weeks before the conference, the I/O app was downloaded by hundreds of thousands of people, including on-site attendees, I/O Extended event participants and users tuning in from home. If one of the goals of the app is to be useful to conference attendees, the other primary goal is to serve as a practical example of best practices for Android app design and development. In addition to showing how to implement a wide variety of features that are useful for most Android apps, such as Fragments, Loaders, Services, Broadcast Receivers, alarms, notifications, SQLite databases, Content Providers, Action Bar and the Navigation Drawer, the I/O app source code also shows how to integrate with several Google products and services, from the Google Drive API to Google Cloud Messaging. It uses the
material design
approach, the Android L Preview APIsand full Android
Wear integration with a packaged wearable app for sending session feedback. To simplify the process of reusing and customizing the source code to build apps for other conferences, we rewrote the entire sync adapter to work with plain JSON files instead of requiring a server with a specific API. These files can be hosted on any web server of the developer's choice, and their format is fully documented.
Storing and syncing the user's data (that is, the personalized schedule) is crucial part of the app. The source code shows how user data can be stored in the Application Data folderof the user's own
Google Drive account and kept in sync across multiple devices, and how to use Google Cloud Messaging to trigger syncs when necessary to ensure the data is always fresh. The project includes the source code to the App Engine appthat can be
reused to send GCM messages to devices to trigger syncs, as well as a module (called Updater) that can be
adapted to read conference data from other backends to produce the JSON files that are consumed by the I/O app. We are excited to share this source code with the developer community today, and we hope it will serve as a learning tool, a source of reusable snippets and a useful example of Android app development in general. In the coming weeks we will post a few technical articles with more detailed information about the IOSched source code to help bring some insight into the app development process. We will continue to update the app in the coming months, and as always, your pull requests are very welcome! Join the discussion on+Android Developers
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