Posted by Stephanie Cuthbertson, Senior Director of Product Management, Android After more than a year of development and months of testing by early adopters, we’re ready to introduce Android 10 to the world! Android 10 is built around three important themes. First, Android 10 is shaping the leading edge of […]
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Posted by Allen Huang and Rohan Shah, Product Managers on Android UI One of the biggest changes in Android Q is the introduction of a new gesture navigation. Just to recap – with the new system navigation mode – users can navigate back (left/right edge swipe), to the home screen […]
Posted by Dave Burke, VP of Engineering We’re just a few weeks away from the official release of Android Q! As we put the final polish on the new platform, today we’re rolling out Beta 6, the last Beta update. Now is the time to make sure your apps are […]
Posted by Wojtek Kaliciński, Developer Advocate, Android Stephanie Saad Cuthbertson announces support for Kotlin during the Developer Keynote at I/O 2017. Today at OSCON (the O’Reilly Open Source Software Conference), Kotlin was awarded the Open Source Award for Breakout Project of the Year. There is no doubt to us why […]
5 More Gotchas of Defer in Go — Part III Gotchas and tricks about defer. This article is more about tricks rather than gotchas of defer. Read the following posts from this series to discover more gotchas and tricks about defer: Part I Part II Part III (this) Part IV (incoming — the last one) If you don’t know how […]
5 More Gotchas of Defer in Go — Part II Protect yourself from basic defer gotchas. For beginners. We’re continuing our journey of defer gotchas. #2—Scope ate my param This is actually a scope gotcha, however, I wanted to show you how it behaves with defer and . #3—Quick to run the params Params passed to […]