Android Summit 2016
2016-08-26..2016-08-27
McLean, United States
[Android Summit 2016, Android Summit 2017, Android Summit 2018, Android Summit 2019, Android Summit 2020]
as the organisers put it
Android Summit 2016 is a two-day, multi-track event focused on designing, developing and testing for Android.
| title | author | length |
|---|---|---|
| Why continuous testing is essential | Adam Auerbach | 34m |
Argues that continuous testing is the enabler for continuous delivery and shows concrete practices: acceptance-test-driven development with Gherkin, unit tests… | ||
| CI for Android Using Jenkins | Sam Edwards, Dan Jarvis | 53m |
Jenkins runs a one-compile-then-parallel-test pipeline that triggers on GitHub pull requests, copies built APK artifacts to downstream jobs, and reports… | ||
| Multi-Window and Your App | Mark Murphy | 01h 31m |
Android 7.0 and Chrome OS
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| Designed. an introduction to design for developers | Seth Cottle | 22m |
Concrete takeaways: learn Material basics (typography, grids, color, spacing) and use them to avoid reworking code; build quick screens with Sketch symbols and… | ||
| Making Sense The Road to mobile Awareness | Jared Sheehan | 26m |
Claim: contextual awareness best differentiates apps; three concrete routes are compared. Build a custom sensor fusion pipeline from… | ||
| Android Development for Designers | Ed Murphy | 49m |
Covers concrete Android details: Android Studio (notes on 2.1.3 and new 2.2 ConstraintLayout blueprint editor and auto‑connect handles), platform/API notes… | ||
| Prototyping for Android in Principle | Amanda Legge | 30m |
Principle integrates with Sketch and wins for quick high‑fidelity flows and micro‑interactions: claim is low learning curve and good handoff because it exports… | ||
| Using Robots For Android App Testing | Shauvik Roy Choudhary | 52m |
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| Test and Docs: Hand in Hand | Shauvik Roy Choudhary | 23m |
Claims that tests can double as end‑user docs with a working prototype that records UI steps, captures screenshots and emits Markdown reports. Toolchain… | ||
| Espresso is Awesome! | Paul Bruce | 56m |
Espresso is presented as the right tool for small feature tests: instrumented on-device tests that synchronize with the UI thread so there are no arbitrary… | ||
| ConstraintLayout | Kashif Qureshi | 26m |
ConstraintLayout claims to replace nested Linear/Relative layouts with a flat, flexible system that runs a single measure pass, supports match-constraint (0dp)… | ||
| Securing Android Applications, The Right Way | Dario Incalza | 47m |
Explains concrete defenses: use PBKDF2 with ~10,000 iterations and 256‑bit keys instead of hardcoded secrets, store keys in keystore or ask for passwords, and… | ||
| Build your own ridesharing app with | Antonio Zugaldia | 27m |
Shows how to assemble a working rideshare app using the Mapbox Android SDK, with demos on Google Play and open source repos. Implements animated vehicle… | ||
| Android For All | Corey Leigh Latislaw | 32m |
Android reaches 190 countries with about 1,000,000 activations per day and ~2 billion devices, so build for low-end hardware and tiny budgets: aim for ~10 MB… | ||
| nothing matches | ||