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Four tips for startup success from a Silicon Valley VC

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Watch Sarah Tavel, of Greylock Partners, talk about the hierarchy of engagement and learn other great tips to hit the ground running and create a business built for success.

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Tips to be better found and discovered on Google Play

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“How can I get my app to show up on Google Play’s homepage?,” “How can my app rank higher in search results?” These are some of the top questions we get from the developers. Here are some tips that can help your apps to be better found and discovered.

For more best practices, get the Playbook app for developers: http://g.co/play/playbook
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Спасибо!! мы рады сотруднтсеству и мнению любого обывателя,как пользователя так и мнению профессиАналов излюбой точки земногот
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WEAREMOTE a framework that allows developers to easily get sensor reading from an Android Wear device.
WeaRemote is a framework that allows developers to easily get sensor reading from an Android Wear device. WeaRemote hides the complexity of registering and handling Sensors as well as it manages the connection and data transfer between the connected devices. With the WeaRemote framework, developers can easily setup their games to use Android watches as game controllers and then quickly focus on the fun part of their development!
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Watch best practices from Playtime 2016 to find success for family developers on Google Play

Read more on the Android Developers Blog: https://goo.gl/d1NgEJ

Watch sessions from Playtime 2016 to learn best practices and tips, with developer insights especially for family developers. Sessions cover insights into user acquisition, engagement, going global, growth, and distribution models, and much more.
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New Android Wear Developer Preview 4

Today we are launching the fourth developer preview for Android Wear 2.0, including new features in authentication (Google Sign-In and OAuth), in-app billing, and the ability to open Play store listings or URLs on your phone from your Android Wear app.

Many of you have told us that the swipe-to-dismiss gesture in Android Wear 1.0 is a time saver. We agree. Not only has swipe-to-dismiss been reintroduced into this preview, we have also added a new class SwipeDismissFrameLayout to help you implement custom interactions for Views and Fragments.

Lastly, we have made a number of enhancements to WearableNavigationDrawer, WearableRecyclerView and ComplicationData. Let us know what you think and please send us your feedback!

https://goo.gl/8Eqgi2

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Sure would be nice if Preview worked on some other devices (cough cough Zen Watch 2). 
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Five steps to achieve sustainable growth and boost your app's long term success

Read more on the Android Developers Blog: https://t.co/RnAzGkEyRZ

Learn about sustainable app growth on Google Play in Playtime 2016 sessions. In this video and through the 5 steps below you can find out how some of our leading Android developers are tackling growth. Also, watch other sessions with best practices for apps, including app engagement, lifetime value, and subscriptions.

Watch other sessions with best practices for apps, including app engagement, lifetime value, and subscriptions.
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Get a glimpse of Wear 2.0’s upcoming standalone apps

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Learn how developers from Glide, Foursquare and Lifesum are building standalone apps to simplify the user journey on wear devices. Unbundling from their phone apps allows the teams to create true watch independence which translates to more immersive and seamless experiences for users.

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Tip for billions: use placeholder palette values while images load on slow connections.
 
Images for Billions #4

When your Android app is doing the work of fetching images over a network, you can leave your users waiting if connections are slow. Two tips to keep things feeling speedy:

First, prioritize text data requests before images. This lets your user navigate past loading images that they don’t need anyway.

Next, display placeholder colors while fetching images. The palette support library lets you select a placeholder color block based on the requested image’s color balance, and set that as the background in an ImageView, so the look of your app stays consistent while loading images.

This is the fourth of five weekly posts we’re sharing on how to optimize images on Android and Web for billions of users. Check out our full lists of resources at g.co/dev/billions.

G+ Images post #1: https://goo.gl/6jZiVA
G+ Images post #2: https://goo.gl/uNn7hj
G+ Images post #3: https://goo.gl/IH3wQF

Pallet support library: https://developer.android.com/topic/libraries/support-library/features.html#v7-palette

Here’s an example of using placeholder colors to show images are loading:
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+Christophe Dongieux This also doesn't make sense to me. If Palette is a client-side lib, I understand it can help adjust the colour of the action bar (for instance) based on the content. I don't get how it can be used for placeholders.
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WebView and Symantec Certificate Transparency Issue

Starting with version 53, WebView required that all certificates issued by Symantec Corporation after 1 June 2016 must comply with Chrome's Certificate Transparency policy. This was announced last year and implemented in Chrome and WebView 53 which was released at the beginning of September 2016. More information about Certificate transparency is available here.

Due to a bug in Chrome’s implementation of Certificate Transparency, pages served with Symantec certificates will not load in WebView versions 53 or 54, starting 10 weeks after each WebView release.

WebView team maintains a public announcement and FAQ here. For questions, you can use android-webview-dev email list.
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Announcing Android Wear 2.0 for China - Developer Preview

Today at Google Developer Day Shanghai, we announced a developer preview of Android Wear 2.0 for China for developers creating apps for China. Android Wear 2.0 is the most significant update to Android Wear since it launched two years ago.

To find out more and download the developer preview check out: goo.gl/1gMnBe

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+Henrik Lindqvist No,Google play hasn't launched in China!!! But developers can still develop things on Android wear!!
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Announcing updates to Google’s Internet of Things platform: Android Things and Weave

Today we are announcing a full range of solutions to make it easier to build secure smart devices and get them connected. We are releasing a Developer Preview of Android Things, an operating system for connected devices that has the support and scale of existing Android developer infrastructure. You can now develop IoT software using Android Studio and the Android SDK. We are also updating the Weave platform to provide an easy way to add cloud connectivity and management to devices, and enable access to Google services like the Google Assistant and many more over time.

Learn more about Google’s IoT platform from our blog post at https://goo.gl/eENGtu, and join our new Google+ community at https://g.co/iotdev.
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Any estimated date for Android Weave SDK release?
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Take our Android Studio survey on UI Design!
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The Android Studio team wants to hear your feedback in order create UI creation tools & features that most benefit you.
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