The goal of this project is to provide a hand-picked collection of Android libraries, tools, open-source projects, books, blogs, tutorials - you name it.
This project will try to showcase only the best, most popular and well-tested resources that you will actually need and find useful rather than overwhelming you with a plethora of low-quality ones.
Happy learning. 👍
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For resource contribution, just follow the following format: [reference-name](link) - Description, and raise a Pull Request. If you want to contribute multiple resources, raise separate PRs for each of them. Please consider adding resources maintaining the default sorting order of the category, like alphabetical sorting.
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These are some of the best and the most popular libraries and utilities to boost up your Android development. This list is divided into several essential categories and only includes resources which have been battle-tested by a variety of developers over a long time.
- AndroidViewAnimations - Cute view animation collection
- Backboard - A motion-driven animation framework for Android
- Bubble-Picker - An easy-to-use animation which can be used for content picking for Android
- ExpectAnim - Describe your animation and run
- Grav - Configurable animations based on points
- Lottie - Render After Effects animations natively on Android and iOS
- Rebound - A Java library that models spring dynamics and adds real world physics to your app
- Spruce - Spruce Animation Library
- ViewAnimator - A fluent Android animation library
- Android Priority Job Queue - A Job Queue specifically written for Android to easily schedule jobs (tasks) that run in the background, improving UX and application stability
- Evernote Android Job - Android library to handle jobs in the background
- Firebase Job Dispatcher - The Firebase JobDispatcher is a library for scheduling background jobs in your Android app. It provides a JobScheduler-compatible API that works on all recent versions of Android (API level 9+) that have Google Play services installed
- EazeGraph - An Android chart and graph library
- HelloCharts - Charts/graphs library for Android compatible with API 8+, several chart types with support for scaling, scrolling and animations
- MPAndroidChart - A powerful Android chart view / graph view library, supporting line-bar-pie-radar-bubble-and candlestick charts as well as scaling, dragging and animations
- WilliamChart - Android library to create charts
- Bugsee - Flight recorder for your iOS and Android apps
- Bugsnag - Monitor application errors to improve customer experiences and code quality
- CleverTap - A complete tool to track and analyze user activity in your Android app
- Countly - End-to-end platform for web, mobile applications and game analytics
- Fabric Crash Analytics - Fabric is a platform that helps your mobile team build better apps, understand your users, and grow your business
- HockeyApp - Bring Mobile DevOps to your apps with beta distribution, crash reporting, user metrics, feedback, and powerful workflow integrations.
- MixPanel - Deeply understand every user's journey with instant insights for everyone on mobile and web
- InstaBug - The top apps in the world rely on Instabug for beta testing, user engagement and crash reporting. Gather feedback from your beta testers and have live conversations with your users
- Android Debug Database - A library for debugging Android databases and shared preferences
- Android Performance Monitor - A transparent ui-block detection library for Android (known as BlockCanary)
- Chuck - An in-app HTTP inspector for Android OkHttp clients
- Debug Drawer - Android Debug Drawer for faster development
- LeakCanary - A memory leak detection library for Android and Java
- Stetho - Stetho is a debug bridge for Android applications, enabling the powerful Chrome Developer Tools and much more
- Takt - Takt is Android library for measuring the FPS using Choreographer
- Butterknife - Bind Android views and callbacks to fields and methods
- Dagger - A fast dependency injector for Android and Java
- Dagger 2 - A fast dependency injector for Android and Java
- Dart - Extras "injection" library for Android
- Android Universal Image Loader - Powerful and flexible library for loading, caching and displaying images on Android
- Fresco - An Android library for managing images and the memory they use
- Glide - An image loading and caching library for Android focused on smooth scrolling
- Picasso - A powerful image downloading and caching library for Android
- Android GPU Image - Android filters based on OpenGL (idea from GPUImage for iOS)
- Fresco Processors - An Android image processor library providing a variety of image transformations for Fresco
- Glide Transformations - An Android transformation library providing a variety of image transformations for Glide
- PhotoFiltersSDK - AndroidPhotoFilters aims to provide fast, powerful and flexible image processing instrument for creating awesome effects on any image media
- Picasso Transformations - An Android transformation library providing a variety of image transformations for Picasso
- Pollexor - An Android library, that can download unencrypted and encrypted images, crop, resize, apply filters and convert to another format.
- Hugo - Annotation-triggered method call logging for your debug builds
- Logger - Simple, pretty and powerful logger for Android
- LoggingInterceptor - An OkHttp interceptor which pretty logs request and response data
- Timber - A logger with a small, extensible API which provides utility on top of Android's normal Log class
- Bridge - A simple but powerful HTTP networking library for Java. It features a Fluent chainable API, powered by Java URLConnection classes for maximum compatibility and speed
- Fast Android Networking - A Complete Fast Android Networking Library that also supports HTTP/2
- Ion - Android Asynchronous Networking and Image Loading
- OkHttp - An HTTP+HTTP/2 client for Android and Java applications
- Retrofit - Retrofit turns your REST API into a Java interface
- Volley - Volley is an HTTP library that makes networking for Android apps easier and most importantly, faster
- ActiveAndroid - Active record style SQLite persistence for Android
- DBFLow - A blazing fast, powerful, and very simple ORM Android database library that writes database code for you
- Firebase Realtime Database - Store and sync data with our NoSQL cloud database. Data is synced across all clients in realtime, and remains available when your app goes offline
- greenDAO - greenDAO is a light & fast ORM solution for Android that maps objects to SQLite databases
- Paper - Fast and simple data storage library for Android
- Realm - Realm is a mobile database: a replacement for SQLite & ORMs
- RxCache - Reactive caching library for Android and Java
- StorIO - Beautiful API for SQLiteDatabase and ContentResolver
- SQL Brite - A lightweight wrapper around SQLiteOpenHelper which introduces reactive stream semantics to SQL operations
- AssertJ - AssertJ is a library providing easy to use rich typed assertions
- AssertJ Android - A set of AssertJ helpers geared toward testing Android
- Calabash - Automated Functional testing for Android based on cucumber
- Espresso - Write easy, simple and human-readable UI tests on Android
- Hamcrest - Java (and original) version of Hamcrest
- JaCoCo - JaCoCo - Java Code Coverage Library
- JUnit4 - A programmer-oriented testing framework for Java
- Mockito - Most popular Mocking framework for unit tests written in Java
- Robolectric - Android Unit Testing Framework
- Robotium - Android UI Testing
- Truth - Assertion/Proposition framework for Java unit tests
- Android SpinKit - Android loading animations
- BlurKit Android - The missing Android blurring library. Fast blur-behind layout that parallels iOS
- BottomSheet - Android component which presents a dismissible view from the bottom of the screen
- Cafebar - An upgraded Snackbar for Android that provides more options and easy to use
- CircleImageView - A circular ImageView for Android
- DiagonalLayout - With Diagonal Layout explore new styles and approaches on material design
- DialogPlus - Advanced dialog solution for Android
- Litho - A declarative framework for building efficient UIs on Android
- Material Dialogs - A beautiful, fluid, and customizable dialogs API
- Material Drawer - The flexible, easy to use, all in one drawer library for your Android project
- Material Search View - Cute library to implement SearchView in a Material Design Approach
- PhotoView - Implementation of ImageView for Android that supports zooming, by various touch gestures
- Subsampling Scale ImageView - Highly configurable, easily extendable view with pan and zoom gestures for displaying huge images without loss of detail. Perfect for photo galleries, maps, building plans etc
- TapTargetView - An implementation of tap targets from the Material Design guidelines for feature discovery
- Toasty - The usual Toast, but with steroids
- AndroidUtilCode - Android developers should collect the following utils(updating)
- Android Annotations - Fast Android Development. Easy maintainance
- Android Saripaar - UI form validation library for Android
- Android Weak Handler - Memory safer implementation of android.os.Handler
- Ason - JSON in Java made easy! Catch less exceptions, serialize/deserialize with ease, plus some other useful tricks and conveniences
- ByteBuddy - Byte Buddy is a code generation and manipulation library for creating and modifying Java classes during the runtime of a Java application
- Calligraphy - Custom fonts in Android the easy way
- DeepLinkDispatch - A simple, annotation-based library for making deep link handling better on Android
- EasyDeviceInfo - Get device information in a super easy way
- Easy Permissions - Simplify Android M system permissions
- Gson - A Java serialization/deserialization library to convert Java Objects into JSON and back
- Guava - Google Core Libraries for Java
- IcePick - Android Instance State made easy
- LibPhoneNumber - Google's common Java, C++ and JavaScript library for parsing, formatting, and validating international phone numbers
- Moshi - A modern JSON library for Android and Java.
- Parceler - Android Parcelables made easy through code generation
- PermissionsDispatcher - Simple annotation-based API to handle runtime permissions
- Secure Preferences - Android Shared preference wrapper than encrypts the values of Shared Preferences
- Sensey - Detecting gestures in a snap
- EventBus - Android optimized event bus that simplifies communication between Activities, Fragments, Threads, Services, etc. Less code, better quality
- RetroLambda - A Gradle plugin for getting Java lambda support in Java 6, 7 and android
- RxAndroid – This module adds the minimum classes to RxJava that make writing reactive components in Android applications easy and hassle-free. More specifically, it provides a Scheduler that schedules on the main thread or any given Looper.
- RxBinding - RxJava binding APIs for Android's UI widgets
- RxJava - RxJava – Reactive Extensions for the JVM – a library for composing asynchronous and event-based programs using observable sequences for the Java VM
There are lots of open-source apps available in the Android community for developers to learn from, but it becomes very difficult to find the ones which are actually worth your time and can help you learn a lot of things. This list (loosely categorized on the basis of your Androdi skills) can help you find the resource you always wanted.
- KISS - Lightning fast, open-source, < 200kb Android launcher
- Materialize - Materialize all those not material
- MinimalTodo - Material To-Do App
- PhotoAffix - Stitch your photos together vertically or horizontally easily!
- Simple Gallery - A gallery for viewing photos and videos without ads
- SoundRecorder - A simple sound recording app implementing Material Design
- ClipStack - A tiny clipboard history manager app
- EverMemo - Fast Record,Organize,and Share. The Android memo app you will deeply love
- Google I/O App - The Google I/O 2016 Android App
- InstaMaterial - Implementation of Instagram with Material Design (originally based on Emmanuel Pacamalan's concept)
- LeafPic - LeafPic is an ad-free, open-source and material-designed Android gallery alternative
- MLManager - A modern, easy and customizable app manager for Android with Material Design
- MovieGuide - Movie discovery app showcasing MVP, RxJava, Dagger 2 and Clean Architecture. Popcorn?
- Narrate - Narrate is a beautiful and functional open source journal for Android
- Plaid - An Android app which provides design news & inspiration as well as being an example of implementing material design
- Turbo Editor - Simple and powerful File Editor for Android
- ToolWizAppLock - Smart App Lock for Android
- WeGit - An Android App for Github
- AmazeFileManager - Amaze File Manager source code
- AntennaPod - A podcast manager for Android
- CoCoin - CoCoin, Multi-view Accounting Application
- Kickstarter - Kickstarter for Android. Bring new ideas to life, anywhere
- LibreTorrent - Free as in Freedom torrent client for Android
- MusicDNA - A Music Player for Android that renders beautiful DNA(Visualization) of the currently playing music
- Muzei Wallpaper - Muzei Live Wallpaper for Android
- OmniNotes - Open source note-taking application for Android
- QkSms - The most beautiful SMS messenger app for Android
- RedReader - An unofficial open source Reddit client for Android
- Signal - A private messenger for Android
- SuperCleanMaster - CleanMaster like open-source app
- Talon for Twitter - 100% open source version of my popular Talon for Twitter app on Android
- Telegram - Telegram for Android source
- Timber - Material Design Music Player
"A craftsman is only as good as his tools" - to level up your Android development workflow you need to have the right tools always ready in your toolbox. This list is here to provide you with hand-picked tools to significantly improve your Android development life.
- ADB IDEA - A plugin for Android Studio and Intellij IDEA that speeds up your day to day Android development
- Android Asset Studio - A collection of tools to easily generate assets such as launcher icons for your Android app
- Android Tool for Mac - One-click screenshots, video recordings, app installation for iOS and Android
- Android Wifi ADB - IntelliJ/AndroidStudio plugin which provides a button to connect your Android device over WiFi to install, run and debug your applications without a USB connected
- APK DeGuard - DeGuard reverses the process of obfuscation performed by Android obfuscation tools. This enables numerous security analyses, including code inspection and predicting libraries
- Battery Historian - Battery Historian is a tool to analyze battery consumers using Android "bugreport" files
- Buck - A fast build system that encourages the creation of small, reusable modules over a variety of platforms and languages
- Butterknife Zelezny - Android Studio plug-in for generating ButterKnife injections from selected layout XML
- CheckStyle IDEA - This plugin provides both real-time and on-demand scanning of Java files with CheckStyle from within IDEA
- ClassyShark - Android executables browser
- CodeGlance - Embeds a code minimap similar to the one found in Sublime into the editor pane. Works with both light and dark themes using your customized colors for syntax highlighting
- Codota - Supercharge your development workflow by getting great code examples directly in your IDE. The Codota plugin for IntelliJ lets you quickly find the best code examples for every API class or method
- Dagger IntelliJ Plugin - An IntelliJ IDEA plugin for Dagger which provides insight into how injections and providers are used
- DevKnox - Autocorrect Security Issues As You Write Code
- Dex Count Gradle Plugin - A Gradle plugin to report the number of method references in your APK on every build
- Dex Method Counts - Command-line tool to count per-package methods in Android .dex files
- DTO Generator - Data Transfer Object(DTO) generator that generates Java classes from the given feed
- DPI Love - Get accurate DPI information on a wide range of Android devices
- Drawable Optimizer - Gradle plugin to optimize png files and reduce resultant apk size within an Android project
- Dry Run - Try any Android library hosted online directly from the command line
- FindBugs - Powerful static code analysis tool for Java and Android
- FlatIcon - The largest database of free icons available in PNG, SVG, EPS, PSD and BASE 64 formats
- Gradle Please - Quick and easy way to build Gradle based libraries in Android
- Infer - A static analyzer for Java, C, C++, and Objective-C
- JSONBlob - JSON Blob is a web-based tool to create, edit, view, format, and share JSON
- JSONSchema2POJO - Easy and quick way to convert your JSON to Java objects
- KeyPromoter - Shows to user how easy he can make same action using only keyboard(menus and toolbar button mouse clicks initiates shortcut display)
- Material Design Icon Generator - This plugin help you to set material design icon to your project
- Material Palette - Generate Material Design color palettes quickly and easily
- Methods Count - Your solution for a perfectly fit APK
- Mocky.IO - Mock your HTTP responses to test your REST API
- Pidcat - Colored logcat script which only shows log entries for a specific application package
- RESTMock - HTTP Server for Android Instrumentation tests
- Scalpel - A surgical debugging tool to uncover the layers under your app
- Shape Shifter - Useful tool for creating simple path morphing AnimatedVectorDrawables
- Slides Code Highlighter - A nifty tool to turn your boring pieces of code into beautifully highlighted code snippets
- SonarLint - SonarLint is an IntelliJ IDEA plugin that provides on-the-fly feedback to developers on new bugs and quality issues injected into Java
- SourceTree - Harness the power of Git and Hg in a beautifully simple application
- String Manipulation - Provides actions for text manipulation such as toggle, capitalize, encode/decode, etc
- SVG2VectorDrawable Plugin - Tools for convert SVG file to Android VectorDrawable
- WireMock - A tool for mocking HTTP services
- Crowdin - Translate and manage the process better, faster, and smarter
- GenyMotion - A unique platform to bring your Android app to perfection!
- GitKraken - The most popular Git GUI for Windows, Mac AND Linux
- IDE Scout - SQLScout is a plugin for Android Studio and IntelliJ IDEA that provides powerful, dedicated support for managing and debugging SQLite databases
- JRebel for Android - Instantly update code and resources JRebel for Android is an IDE plug-in that accelerates the development of Android applications
- NimbleDroid - Auto-test Your Android Apps for Critical Issues. No Coding Required
- The Noun Project - Icons for Everything
- Trialy.IO - Increase your IAP conversions by letting your users try premium features for a limited time
- Vysor - Vysor puts your Android on your desktop
- Zeplin - Design hand-off has never been easier. Generate styleguides and resources, automatically
Kotlin, the new statically-typed programming language from JetBrains aims to make Android app development fun and enjoyable once again. It's like Java on steroids. Here is a list of some cool Kotlin resources for you to get started.
- Anko - Pleasant Android application development
- Anvil - Minimal UI library for Android inspired by React
- AsyncAwait - async/await for Android built upon coroutines introduced in Kotlin 1.1
- Koi - Koi, a lightweight Kotlin library for Android Development
- PreferenceHolder - SharedPreference usage made easy using Kotlin
IDE shortcuts can really make your development workflow fast and smooth and Android Studio shines perfectly in this aspect. Ideally, you should make it a habit to not pick up the mouse to perform most of your actions and slowly migrate towards a mouseless-workflow. Here are some of the most useful shortcuts for you to get started.
(Currently, only Mac shortcuts are available. Windows and Linux shortcuts coming soon.)
Never-ever-ever forget these shortcuts.
| Description | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Find everything (like files, classes, symbols, etc.) | Double Shift |
| Show a list of automatic fixes and IDE suggestions at the cursor | Option-Enter |
| Rename all copies of the variable/method/class at the cursor | Shift-F6 |
| List all usages of the variable/method/class at the cursor | Command-Option-F7 |
| Generate code (like getters, setters, constructors, method overrides) | Command-N |
| Search for any action in Android Studio | Command-Shift-A |
| Find text occurencesin the current file (Enter = cycle through results, Esc. = cancel) | Command-F |
| Show the list of recently used files in the IDE | Command-E |
| Run the app or test | Control-R |
You will surely need these quite often.
| Description | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Search for and open any file by name | Command-Shift-O |
| Move a piece of code in upward/downward direction | Command-Shift-Up/Dow |
| View javadoc of symbol at cursor in pop-up | F1 |
| View definition of method at cursor in pop-up | Command-Y |
| Search for and list any occurrences of text | Command-Shift-F |
| Comment/Uncomment all selected lines (also works in xml files) | Command-/ |
| Show available parameters for current method (must be inside parentheses) | Command-P |
| Format code to match Android Studio's default style | Command-Option-L |
| Delete a complete line at one go | Command-Delete |
| Navigate through classes and methods | Command-Left click |
These can help you level up your development workflow.
| Description | Shortcut |
|---|---|
| Go to next highlighted error in current file | F2 |
| Go to the declaration of the variable/method/class at cursor | Command-B |
| Go to given line number in current file | Command-L |
| Duplicate current line | Command-D |
| Search for and go to any symbol (incl. variables and methods) | Command-Option-O |
| Show class structure in pop-up | Command-F12 |
| List recently edited files in pop-up | Command-Shift-E |
| View full refactor menu | Control-T |
| Collapse/expand all code blocks | Command-Shift-+/- |
| Collapse/expand individual code block | Command-+/- |
| Insert new line below current cursor position | Shift-Enter |
| Complete statement (add braces, parentheses, semi-colon) | Command-Shift-Enter |
If you want to keep yourself updated with all the latest Android development news, articles and tutorials then these are some of the best sites in the Internet where the good Androidy-things happen all the time.
- Android Arsenal - Android developer portal with tools, libraries, and apps
- Andorid Design Patterns - Android Design Patterns is a website for developers who wish to better understand the Android application framework
- AndroidDevDigest - A Handcrafted Weekly #AndroidDev Newsletter
- Android Developers Backstage - Podcast made by Google, featuring Chet Haase and Tor Norbye
- Android Developers Official - The official Android development page provided by Google containing all the documentations and trainings
- Android Hive - Androidhive is independent online publication that covers Android programming tutorials, app reviews and more
- Android Niceties - A collection of screenshots encompassing some of the most beautiful looking Android apps
- Android Weekly - Android Weekly is a free newsletter that helps you to stay cutting-edge with your Android Development
- Caster.IO - Skyrocket your Android career with bite sized Android development video training
- Codepath Android Cliffnotes - One of the best and most up-to-date crowdsourced resource for Android developers where you will find guides and tutorials about almost everything in Android
- Dan Lew Codes - Thoughts on life, the universe and the mystery of it all; but actually mostly just code
- Fragmented Podcast - An Android Developer Podcast
- Grokking Android - Getting Down to the Nitty Gritty of Android Development
- Material Up - Get fresh Material Design inspiration daily
- Medium's Google Developers Blog - Engineering and technology articles for developers, written and curated by Googlers. The views expressed are those of the authors and don’t necessarily reflect those of Google
- Mindork's Blog - A regularly updated blog talking about various aspects of Android development in detail
- Reddit's AndroidDev - News for Android developers with the who, what, where when and how of the Android community. Probably mostly the how
- Styling Android - Learn perfecting your Android UI and UX development skills
- Vogella - Learn almost everything about Android development in an easy way
"Books are gifts that you can open again and again" - here is a curated list of some of the best books that can help you sharpen your Android, Java and overall programming skills. Pick one of them and just start reading.
- Android Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide - by Bill Phillips, Chris Stewart, and Kristin Marsicano
- Asynchronous Android - by Steve Liles
- Clean Code - by Robert C. Martin
- Effective Java - by Joshua Bloch
- Head First Design Patterns - by Eric Freeman, Bert Bates, Kathy Sierra, Elisabeth Robson
- Java: The Complete Reference - by Herbert Schildt
- The Busy Coder's Guide to Advanced Android Development - by Mark Murphy
- Working Effectively with Legacy Code - by Michael Feathers
If you want to get started with something quick-and-dirty, then sample projects are something which can help you a lot in understanding the concepts and technicalities in almost no time.
- Android Architecture - A collection of samples to discuss and showcase different architectural tools and patterns for Android apps
- Android Cookbook Examples - Collected code examples from the O'Reilly Android Cookbook
- Android MVP Architecture - This repository contains a detailed sample app that implements MVP architecture using Dagger2, GreenDao, RxJava2, FastAndroidNetworking and PlaceholderView
- Android Testing - A collection of samples demonstrating different frameworks and techniques for automated testing
- Android Testing Guide - Complete reference for Android Testing with examples
- Android Things Driver Samples - Samples for Android Things peripheral drivers
- CW Omnibus - Source code to omnibus edition of The Busy Coder's Guide to Android Development
- Espresso Samples - A collection of samples demonstrating different Espresso techniques
- Firebase Quickstart Android - Firebase Quickstart Samples for Android
- Firebucket - Glimpse into Firebase, with a simple TODO list app built around Dagger, RxJava 2, Clean architecture and of course, Firebase
- Java Design Patterns - Design patterns implemented in Java
- Just Another Android App - An Android base app with loads of cool libraries/configuration
- Material Animations - Android Transition animations explanation with examples
- Quality Matters - Android Development Culture
- RxJava Android Samples - Learning RxJava for Android by example
- RxJava 2 Android Samples - RxJava 2 Android Examples - Migration From RxJava 1 to RxJava 2 - How to use RxJava 2 in Android
- u2020 - A sample Android app which showcases advanced usage of Dagger among other open source libraries
Love learning from videos? Don't worry, we have got you covered. This list contains some of the most useful and informative video tutorials to boost up your Android development skills to the next level.
- Advanced Android App Development (Udacity) - This course will guide you through the process of productionizing an app, using Sunshine, the weather app we built in Developing Android Apps
- Android Developers (YouTube) - Google's official Android development channel on Youtube for all the tutorials, demos, events, etc
- Beginner Java Tutorials (YouTube) - An excellent Java video tutorial series for beginners by thenewboston on YouTube.
- Design Patterns Tutorials (YouTube) - Learn about all the Java design patterns in details from these quick and easy video tutorials by Derek Banas
- Developing Android Apps (Udacity) - As the first course in the Android Developer Nanodegree, Developing Android Apps is the foundation of our advanced Android curriculum. This course blends theory and practice to help you build great apps the right way
- Firebase in a Weekend: Android (YouTube) - In this course, you’ll learn how to use Firebase. Firebase is app development platform that provides developers a variety of tools and a scalable infrastructure to build high quality apps
- Firebase for Android (YouTube) - Learn everything about Firebase and boost your Android development skills
- Slidenerd Tutorials (YouTube) - One of the best channels covering a lot of tutorials on various aspects of Android
If you are somebody who loves to engage with other fellow developers and surround yourself with all the latest news, ideas and happenings, then this list is just for you. Start following some of the best and most active Android and Java developers on Twitter.
- Android Developers - News and announcements for developers from the Android team
- Chet Haase - Willful misinterpretation. Android. Comedy. That kind of stuff
- Chris Banes - #Android Developer Relations @Google
- Chiu-Ki Chan - @monkeywrite & @heartcollage creator, Android developer, public speaker (@techspeakdigest), sketchnoter, language lover, world traveller
- Cyril Mottier - Mobile Product Devsigner & Android expert. ex-Head of Mobile & Web @captaintrain. #UI #UX #Design
- Dan Lew - Android @Trello/@Atlassian, gamer and geek. The views expressed in these tweets are yours and your employer's
- Donn Felker - Best Selling Mobile Dev Book Author. Android GDE. Android Consultant. Co-Host of the @fragmentedcast. Teaching Android at @caster_io. Remote workforce advocate
- DroidSmith - I write, speak, and build...mostly with Android+Embedded. IoT @ Google. Recovering spark-chaser
- GenyMotion - The most complete Android emulation platform (desktop, cloud, on-demand) 🚀 • Trusted by 5M+ developers, testers & enthusiasts 🙌 • Made by @Genymobile in France
- Huyen Tue Dao - Native Android Code Monkey: monkey code, monkey break, monkey debug, monkey iterate. Randomly typing on @Trello for @Atlassian. GDE. ½ of Android Dialogs
- Jake Wharton - Stop stopping
- jessewilson - Android and jokes. Sometimes also inclusivity & sustainability
- Kaushik Gopal - I'm ½ of the @FragmentedCast and a Google Developer Expert. I build Android apps for @Instacart. I watch atleast 1 movie every week and Jon Stewart is my hero
- Kristin Marsicano - Android Developer and Instructor @bignerdranch. Co-author of Android Programming: The Big Nerd Ranch Guide. Always learning
- Lars Vogel - Eclipse platform UI and e4 project lead. Android and Eclipse RCP developer. CEO of vogella GmbH, book author, speaker, trainer and proud Dad and husband
- Mark Allison - GDE for Android. I write code and https://blog.stylingandroid.com . Then I relax by supporting Watford FC. After that I need to drink good whisky
- Nick Butcher - Design + Developer Advocate @Google, I help people to design and build lovely Android apps
- Py - Android baker @Square
- Rebecca Franks - Android Engineering Lead at @DVT_Corporate | Google Developer Expert for #Android and #IoT #GDE | Made @bookdash app | I ❤ baking and travelling
- Reto Meier - Developer Advocate at Google, Android developer, and author of Professional Android Application Development series. Views expressed are mine alone
- Romain Guy - Android Graphics team manager @Google, Photography
- Roman Nurik - Designer on @Firebase at @Google · Android/Web Developer
- Ryan Harter - Freelance Android Developer, Google Developer Expert, community leader
- Tor Norbye - Tor Norbye is the tech lead for Android Studio at Google
- Ty - Android at @Uber Dev Platform - Google Developer Expert - @specializedtype investor - @sfaug and @droidconsf organizer - ex @twitter @fabric @evernote @zagat
If you aspire to develop amazing games for the Android platform, we haven't forgotten about you. Here are some of the best resources which can help you in kickstarting your Android game development career.
- AndEngine - Free Android 2D OpenGL Game Engine
- LibGDX - Desktop/Android/BlackBerry/iOS/HTML5 Java game development framework
- Rajawali - Android OpenGL ES 2.0/3.0 Engine
- Unity - Start creating a world class games using this framework
- ColorPhun - A Simple Color Game in Android
- Game of Life - An Android implementation of Conway's Game of Life, focusing on clean design and implementation
- Memory Game - Simple and beautiful memory game for kids
- Pixel Dungeon - Traditional rogue-like game with pixel-art graphics and simple interface
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