Adaptive Layouts, Google Play updates, and more!
Welcome to Now in Android, your ongoing guide to what’s new and notable in the world of Android development.
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New APIs for adaptive layouts in Jetpack Compose
We’ve released the first alpha of our new Material adaptive layouts. These layouts help developers adapt apps to various device sizes, moving beyond the usual screen size assumptions. The release introduces key components like ListDetailPaneScaffold and NavigationSuiteScaffold. The ListDetailPaneScaffold enables seamless display of lists and details side by side or separately, adapting to screen changes like rotation or split-screen mode. NavigationSuiteScaffold smartly switches between a bottom navigation bar and a side navigation rail based on window size. This alpha release is just the start, with more enhancements and components planned for future updates.
You can learn more about this release in our blogpost.
New APIs for adaptive layouts in Jetpack Compose
The latest updates to power your growth on Google Play
Google Play’s latest updates include enhanced Custom Store Listings for targeted user engagement, improved Deep Links in Play Console for better app-user connectivity, and an expanded Google Play Games on PC beta. Additionally, the platform introduced new features on its commerce platform to optimize in-app pricing and expand global payment methods, increased the compressed download size of APKs delivered from app bundles to 200MB for richer content delivery, and updated the Play Integrity API for faster and more secure app integrity checks.
Check out this blog post for more information on the Google Play updates.
The latest updates to power your growth on Google Play
AndroidX releases 🚀
Since the previous episode, there has been an AndroidX release worth highlighting.
Media3 1.2.0 introduces significant enhancements to ExoPlayer, Audio and Video playback, media session and more.
Recent Release Notes | Android Developers
Articles 📚
Since we launched Google Play Games on PC beta last year, the product has seen a tremendous amount of growth. Now offering over 3,000 titles, Google Play Games on PC currently reaches users in more than 120 countries, providing a wide range of games across genres for players to enjoy. Our catalog continues to grow with popular mobile titles including Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Free Fire MAX, and Angry Birds 2 available today.
Google Play Games on PC brings new features to accelerate growth
Now then… 👋
That’s it for this week with Adaptive Layouts, Google Play updates and more!
Check back soon for the next update from the Android developer universe! 💫
Now in Android #96 was originally published in Android Developers on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story.
Adaptive Layouts, Google Play updates, and more!Welcome to Now in Android, your ongoing guide to what’s new and notable in the world of Android development.https://medium.com/media/e3cda1f57e158d8ad21a6eefd016a692/hrefhttps://medium.com/media/6723d3125b4c398be04fae5cb418a74d/hrefMost of the content of this post is available in the form of a video or podcast, so feel free to watch or listen rather than read on. (Or do all three to help you remember! There won’t be a quiz.)New APIs for adaptive layouts in Jetpack ComposeWe’ve released the first alpha of our new Material adaptive layouts. These layouts help developers adapt apps to various device sizes, moving beyond the usual screen size assumptions. The release introduces key components like ListDetailPaneScaffold and NavigationSuiteScaffold. The ListDetailPaneScaffold enables seamless display of lists and details side by side or separately, adapting to screen changes like rotation or split-screen mode. NavigationSuiteScaffold smartly switches between a bottom navigation bar and a side navigation rail based on window size. This alpha release is just the start, with more enhancements and components planned for future updates.You can learn more about this release in our blogpost.New APIs for adaptive layouts in Jetpack ComposeThe latest updates to power your growth on Google PlayGoogle Play’s latest updates include enhanced Custom Store Listings for targeted user engagement, improved Deep Links in Play Console for better app-user connectivity, and an expanded Google Play Games on PC beta. Additionally, the platform introduced new features on its commerce platform to optimize in-app pricing and expand global payment methods, increased the compressed download size of APKs delivered from app bundles to 200MB for richer content delivery, and updated the Play Integrity API for faster and more secure app integrity checks.Check out this blog post for more information on the Google Play updates.The latest updates to power your growth on Google PlayAndroidX releases 🚀Since the previous episode, there has been an AndroidX release worth highlighting.Media3 1.2.0 introduces significant enhancements to ExoPlayer, Audio and Video playback, media session and more.Recent Release Notes | Android DevelopersArticles 📚Since we launched Google Play Games on PC beta last year, the product has seen a tremendous amount of growth. Now offering over 3,000 titles, Google Play Games on PC currently reaches users in more than 120 countries, providing a wide range of games across genres for players to enjoy. Our catalog continues to grow with popular mobile titles including Clash of Clans, Clash Royale, Free Fire MAX, and Angry Birds 2 available today.Google Play Games on PC brings new features to accelerate growthNow then… 👋That’s it for this week with Adaptive Layouts, Google Play updates and more!Check back soon for the next update from the Android developer universe! 💫Now in Android #96 was originally published in Android Developers on Medium, where people are continuing the conversation by highlighting and responding to this story. Read More Android Developers – Medium