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Android Developers Backstage

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Android Developers Backstage

We forgot to take a picture of ourselves when we recorded this. Please use your imagination. In this episode, Chet and Florina Muntenescu (from the Android Developer Relations team) talk with Dom Elliott from the Google Play team about Android App Bundles and other Google Play features. App bundles are the new packaging format for Android apps. They allow you to upload a single version of your app, then Google Play can distribute optimized versions of that app to users, depending on device-specific capabilities, like the selected locale(s) on the device. We also talked about other recent Google Play features (related to bundles and not), such as on-demand delivery and in-app updates. Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly. *Links*: App bundles samples On-Demand modules codelab Plaid sample Build a Modular Android App Architecture (Google I/O 2019) Navigating Your Way Around Customizable Delivery (Android Dev Summit 2019) *Florina*: @FMuntenescu *Dom*:…

2019年11月12日
Episode 126: Gesture Nav

Allen, Chris, Adam, part of Tor, Dan (taking the photo), and Chet. All of them are also in the monitor, but backwards. Oh, and note the gym sock being used to dampen noise on the mic. High tech stuff, ADB.

In this episode, Chet and Tor talk with Chris Banes, Adam Cohen, Dan Sandler, and Allen Huang about Gesture Navigation.

Gesture Nav is an important UI behavior change in the Android 10 release that developers should handle and test. Chris has written Gesture Nav articles recently. This conversation goes further into the background and reasons for the change, as well as techniques for dealing with it.

_Note: The audio in this episode, is not up to the usual quality bar. We had the choice between recording the conversation with a non-ideal setup or not doing it at all. We chose content over quality._

Subscribe to the podcast feed or download the audio file directly.

*Links*:

Gesture Navigation: Going edge-to-edge (I) Gesture Navigation: Handling visual overlaps (II) Gesture Navig…


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