Building an app just got a lot easier thanks to Google's release of Android Studio 2.0.

Learn how to build versions of an app, with different app name, icon and application id, but single codebase by leveraging gradle's multiple flavors.

Google makes building apps easier with Android Studio 2.0 "Developing on the official Android Emulator is faster than a real device." ...

Google has released the stable build of Android Studio 4.0, its newest official integrated development environment (IDE) for building Android apps on Windows, Mac, Linux and Chrome OS. The three ...

In this post, you will learn how to build a basic Android app that you can pick apart and reverse engineer however you see fit.

To make the process as easy as possible for everyone building Android apps, the company offers Android Studio as its official Integrated Developer Environment (IDE).

This new terminal app provides a full-blown Linux development environment that allows developers to leverage the tools they need to build native apps. That includes Android Studio.

Mono for Android Building Android Apps with MVVM and Data Binding The Model-View-ViewModel (MVVM) pattern is for more than just Microsoft .NET Framework projects. Find out how to apply it to Android ...

The Android SDK provides the ability to use the built-in camera within your applications. Whether applying photo filters and creating the next Instagram, scanning QR codes, or simply allowing the user ...

Updates to Windows Subsystem for Linux and Windows Subsystem for Android make cross-platform development on Windows easy.