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N, as in: so early, it’s Not Named yet ;)

N, as in: so early, it’s Not Named yet ;)

Ten years ago, mobile development was tough: the industry was quite nascent and the desktop was still the center of computing. With a host…
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Hiroshi LockheimerMar 9
#SmallerAPK, Part 3: Removing unused resources

#SmallerAPK, Part 3: Removing unused resources

Update 1: Sparse configurations in resources.arsc
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Wojtek KalicińskiFeb 19

AMP and the Sandbox Policy

A few weeks ago, I imagined how a Life After AMP could look like, and discussed how AMP isn’t a broad solution for all types of websites…A few weeks ago, I imagined how a Life After AMP could look like, and discussed how AMP isn’t a broad solution for all types of websites yet, plus offered my thoughts on Tim Kadlec’s and Yoav Weiss’ proposal for a Content Performance Policy. Most of all, I pondered whether we might need a standard that’s more generic than the proposed CPP, something like User Experience Interventions. Shortly afterwards, a group of interested folks, including Tim, Yoav, Ilya Grigorik and myself, met in San…
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Paul BakausMar 28
How to avoid common mistakes when publishing Accelerated Mobile Pages

How to avoid common mistakes when publishing Accelerated Mobile Pages

As Accelerated Mobile Pages (AMP) are building up momentum we’ve noticed the same mistakes happen again and again when publishing AMPs…
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Sebastian BenzMar 29
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(About) 10 Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know You Could do in Android Studio

(About) 10 Things You (Probably) Didn’t Know You Could do in Android Studio

An Android Tool Time Pro Tip Roundup
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Writing More Code by Writing Less Code with Android Studio Live Templates

Writing More Code by Writing Less Code with Android Studio Live Templates

An Android Tool Time Pro Tip
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Reto MeierMar 17
5 tips for preparing for Multi-window in Android N

5 tips for preparing for Multi-window in Android N

And you don’t even need Android N APIs!
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Ian LakeMar 23
Answers to Questions About Performance

Answers to Questions About Performance

I got an email with some questions about performance. Matt Gaunt got a similar one, and he answered the questions out in the open, and I…
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Paul LewisMar 14

Asynchronous Pair Programming at Scale

Introducing a new video series: Pivotal with Reto MeierWatch along as I update an app from 2011 to use all the new APIs, tools, and best practices available in 2016 on my new video series — Pivotal. Pivotal is a radical departure from the style of a lot of the video content I’ve been contributing on the Android Developers YouTube channel. It’s longer, less polished, and features a lot more code. In Pivotal I’ll show my working Most live-coding, training, codelabs, videos, and talks show code that’s been carefully pre-written and prepared.
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Reto MeierApr 5
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