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Android Development

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An introduction to Java syntax for Android development

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Android Jetpack: What do the recent announcements mean for Android’s Support Library?

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Hello World in Android development: Your first ever (really easy) app project

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Build your own Action for Google Assistant

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This post explains the Android app lifecycle — showing how an activity will progress through multiple stages as it is open, sent to the background, and then brought to the foreground again.
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Android Developer Monthly: Android Studio 3.2 Beta, GitHub, and VR, oh my!

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