Android Things
Android Things is a secure, flexible OS for powering connected devices. Using Android Things, developers can quickly build a prototype and scale to a full commercial Internet of Things product. Developers can utilize turnkey hardware solutions, including developer kits, leverage existing Android development resources, as well as Google services and APIs.
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Workshop: Hands on with Android Things
In this workshop, you will learn everything you need to know about developing IoT applications on Android Things. Using Android Studio and a developer kit, you will see how easy it is to use your Android knowledge to interact
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Data Persistence In Android: There’s Room For Improvement
Featuring Florina Muntenescu
At Google I/O, the Android Framework team launched Room: a persistence component designed to make your life easier when working with SQLite databases on Android. Entities and data access objects are defined using annotations, your queries are now checked at compile time and the database...
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Keynote: Android: A Retrospective
Featuring Romain Guy and Chet Haase
Looking forward to this Keynote with Chet and Romain!
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Keynote: Tips for Library Development from a Startup Developer
Featuring Lisa Wray
Are you ready to take a long shot and invest… in your code? As a veteran of both Google and two startups and counting, Lisa will share with you how to chase the dream of open source, fame, and fortune, no matter the size of your company.
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Keynote: Sinking Your Teeth Into Bytecode
Featuring Jake Wharton
Bytecode is the first compilation output towards running code on the JVM or Android. During this Keynote talk, Jake will share with you how to read bytecode, understand what it's doing, and make informed decisions as a result. You will compare and contrast examples in Java and Kotlin from the...
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