Android 12 and Beyond: First Look for Developers

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David Gassner

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[1] Introduction

[1] Android 12 is next, but whats beyond.mp4

01:44

[2] Whats new in Android 12 for end users.mp4

02:57

[2] 1. Getting Started

[1] Configure Android Studio Arctic Fox.mp4

03:35

[2] Create a virtual device in Android Studio.mp4

03:30

[3] Install Android 12 beta on a physical device.mp4

03:19

[3] 2. Android 12 Developer Enhancements

[1] Enhance app startup with the Splash Screen API.mp4

05:12

[2] Modify images with RenderEffect.mp4

02:41

[3] More new features for developers.mp4

03:34

[4] 3. Other New Tools and Best Practices

[1] Navigate between activities with result contracts.mp4

06:20

[2] Migrate from legacy file management to scoped storage.mp4

04:45

[3] Manage files with Storage Access Framework.mp4

05:43

[5] Conclusion

[1] Next steps.mp4

01:32

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Android 12 has entered the building. This next version of Android—which is available to developers and other Android users as a beta preview—introduces notable new features and changes in both functionality and appearance. In this course, David Gassner goes over the updated operating system, showing developers both the latest and greatest features in Android 12 and other changes to development tools and best practices that will impact their existing apps. Learn what's new in Android 12 for end users, including changes to privacy and sharing. Explore developer enhancements, including the new RenderEffect class that lets you modify images in an Android app at runtime. Plus, David goes over how to migrate from older file management strategies to scoped storage—as well as the deadlines for implementing these required changes.

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