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    Jan 24

    🛑Stop right there! 🛑 Similar to the January 8 article, is now available in video form! Join in this ongoing guide to what's new in Android development. This time: AndroidX release, Room and KTX docs, and more. 👀 →

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  2. 22 hours ago

    🔦 Flash an AOSP build without having to build and flash manually! You can now do so directly from the browser with the newly released Android Flash Tool. Check out Android Flash Tool → Read the post ↓

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  3. Retweeted
    Jan 27

    Create privacy-centered apps and games! 🛡🔐 It's your job to make sure your app's contents, including that coming from third-party libraries and SDKs are trustworthy. Take the free course →

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  4. Jan 27

    📆 Save the date! 🖋 Google for Games Developer Summit will take place March 16-17 at . We can’t wait to share new tools, tips and technical deep dives on how to create, connect, and scale your game. Read here →

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  5. Jan 26

    video captions are available in Brazilian Portuguese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Korean, Japanese, & Indonesian! 🎉 Click [cc] and select your preferred language from the settings menu ⚙️ on the video or in your account settings. 📺→

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  6. Jan 25

    In case you couldn't join a in person, has 14 riveting talks on Android including: ✨ What's new with Android 10 UI 📝 TDD on Android 🗑 Trash Talk: The Evolution of Android Garbage Collection 🎙 and more! Watch them all →

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  7. Jan 24

    📓 Udacity Bootcamp: Lesson 4 👩‍🎓 brings us a refresher on object oriented terminology, a deep dive on classes, constructors, inheritance, and much more! Take the free course here →

    Quiz: Practice Time Earlier, we created and filtered a list of spices. Spices are much better represented as objects than as simple strings. Because they are objects, we can perform different things with them - such as cooking. To recap, let's make a simple Spice class. It doesn't do much, but it will serve as the starting point for the next practice. Create class, SimpleSpice. Let the class be a property...
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  8. Retweeted
    Jan 23

    Now available: Now in Android: January 23, 2020 This time, AndroidX releases, Android Studio 3.6 and 4.0 previews, Kotlin typealias, building a Kotlin extensions library, and two Android podcast episodes.

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    Jan 23

    Cosmos aligned. We'll be back at Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View for this year's on May 12-14!

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  10. Jan 23

    Get the scoop on Dark theme! If your app supports Dark theme, you can: ⭐️Improve usability for users who have low vision, are sensitive to bright light. ⭐️Be consistent with the system and other apps. ⭐️Reduce power usage. Get more info →

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  11. Retweeted
    Jan 22

    ADB 131: Jetpack Compose and Declarative UIs In which , and I talk with about the new/in-development Jetpack Compose and declarative UI programming in general.

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    Jan 23

    . * * .🌙 * . * ☄️. * . 🌍 * . * 💫 * . * * . * . is coming * ✨ * . . * ✨ . * . * * * 🌕 . . * ⭐️ * . * Visit to discover more.

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    Jan 6

    Just going to leave this right here ...

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  14. Jan 22

    Get inline with inline classes! Type safety helps us write more robust code but historically, could have performance implications. Get a good understanding of inline classes' benefits and restrictions. Get the scoop in 's blog post ↓

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    Jan 21

    ✨Get a fresh start!✨ Catch up on ways to improve your app’s quality and discoverability on Google Play with best practices to help you prepare for launch, and more... More info here →

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  16. Retweeted
    Jan 20

    👏Empower users to stay engaged with your app. 📲 Learn how to introduce notification controls, thoughtful pauses, and information about time spent in-app to encourage intentional engagement. Get the free Play Academy course →

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  17. Jan 17

    Happy ! This week, you’ll: ✅Create and call functions with default and variable arguments. ✅Pass functions as arguments, and program simple lambdas. Learn about Functions here →

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  18. Jan 16

    ✋ Don't let type definitions distract your code! If they're difficult to read or just too long, you can use typealias to give alternate names for class and function types! Learn more here ↓

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  19. Jan 16

    You’ve got mail! 📬 When you subscribe to the Android developers newsletter, you’ll receive the latest on featured posts, product updates, and more! 😱 ✍ Sign up here →

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  20. Jan 14

    Translucent SystemBars are the way! When we need: ✅ Translucency ✅ Either dark or light scrims for navigation bar and statusBar as per the current theme. Get more info in this article from ↓

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