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Now in Android #49

Now in Android #49

Android Dev Summit, Android Basics, Compose for Wear OS, Paging, CameraX, Accessibility, AGP, Widgets, and more!
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Manuel Vivo
Using CameraX Exposure Compensation API

Using CameraX Exposure Compensation API

Camera devices are crucial in driving innovation on mobile devices, and camera exposure is a key element for obtaining a camera image with…
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Wenhung
Introduction to Paging 3.0 in the MAD Skills Series

Introduction to Paging 3.0 in the MAD Skills Series

Welcome to the Paging 3.0 MAD Skills series! In this article I’ll be introducing Paging 3.0 and highlighting how to integrate it into the…
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TJ
Fetching data and binding it to the UI in the MAD skills series

Fetching data and binding it to the UI in the MAD skills series

Second episode in the Paging MAD skills series
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TJ
Room & Kotlin Symbol Processing

Room & Kotlin Symbol Processing

This is the story of how Room added support for KSP.
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Yigit Boyar
Apply special effects to images with the CameraX Extensions API

Apply special effects to images with the CameraX Extensions API

Android CameraX was designed to make camera development easier. As CameraX was being developed, camera application developers have shared…
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Charcoal Chen
Now in Android #48

Now in Android #48

Android Dev Summit, Android 12, Hilt, Paging, Play Console User Management, Permissions, WearOS, Accessibility, Android Basics
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Daniel Galpin
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Mindful architecture: Headspace’s refactor to scale

Mindful architecture: Headspace’s refactor to scale

Investing in Android App Excellence
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Manuel Vivo
Now in Android #47

Now in Android #47

MAD Skills: Hilt; Trackr on large screens; new Accessibility videos; Jetpack Compose tooling; Lottie.
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Meghan Mehta
Migrating from LiveData to Kotlin’s Flow

Migrating from LiveData to Kotlin’s Flow

In this post you’ll learn how to expose Flows to a view, how to collect them, and how to fine-tune it to fit specific needs.
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Jose Alcérreca
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