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The Intent is one of the fundamental building blocks of an Android app. The best way to master Intents is by taking our new short course, Kotlin Android...

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Learn about the Paging library from the Android Architecture Components suite and how to use it to create a smoother user experience for large data sets.

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If you've previously used RxJava or RxAndroid and want to make the switch to Kotlin, or want to start reactive programming with Kotlin, this tutorial is for...

If you want to develop Android apps, you need to understand how to create and use Activities. Our new course, Android Fundamentals: Activities, is the...

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The MotionLayout widget is a successor to the widely used ConstraintLayout widget. MotionLayout is a unique widget that allows you to animate its contents...

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There is a huge demand these days for Android apps that offer immersive virtual reality or augmented reality experiences. To create such apps, you'll need...