Creating Tiles for Wear OS

Learn how Wear OS Tiles are different from regular Android layouts, how to implement your own Tile and handle user interactions.

Resizable Apps & Multi-Window Support in Android

This course will show you how to make your apps resizable and in turn support the multi-window mode in Android. Using this approach, you’ll allow your users to multi-task by using multiple apps at the same time.

Visual Feedback: Dialogs, Snackbars & Toasts

Learn how to use a variety of dialogs to display different types of information, show touch states and progress indicators and provide quick updates to users with snackbars and toasts.

Bubble Notifications in Android

Android 11 has amazing new features that allows developers provide great user experiences. In this course you are going to learn how to create bubble notifications to give users a quick way to access conversations with conversation shortcuts. Bubbles also give the developer sophisticated sharing and ranking capabilities, as well as improved multitasking.

Implementing Picture In Picture Mode In Android

Implement Picture In Picture mode to allow users to watch videos even while they use other apps. See how a real-world app uses PiP, then learn how to add awesome media playback controls to PiP mode for ease of use!

Supporting Dark Theme

Android 10 introduced a system Dark theme setting, and modern apps should both support the system setting as well as let users override to their preferred theme. See how to add DayNight themes into your app on Android 10 and earlier versions of Android, and then let your users decide whether to follow the system setting. You'll also learn how to go to a dark theme in battery saver mode.

Animation with MotionLayout

MotionLayout is a ConstraintLayout subtype that lets you easily add animation to your user interface. See how to set up a MotionLayout with a MotionScene and ConstraintSets that transition your layout between start and end states. You'll also get a preview of the Android Studio 4.0 Motion Editor.

WindowInsets Handling & Keyboard Animations

Until now keyboards and Androids seemed to go in opposite directions. There was no API you could query to learn if the keyboard was open or to know its size. When the keyboard popped up, the screen and views would automatically rearrange themselves without a smooth transition.

In this course learn how to interact with the keyboard via WindowInsets. Read its properties, know if it’s open, and create smooth, synchronous, animations.