Android fireside chat (Google I/O'19)

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Learn from a panel of experts from the Android platform engineering team where they will answer questions live from the community.

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Speaker(s): Chet Haase, Anwar Ghuloum , Tor Norbye, Dan Sandler , Yigit Boyar, Aurash Mahbod, Romain Guy, Stephanie Cuthbertson, Paul Bankhead

TB0CD1 event: Google I/O 2019; re_ty: Publish; fullname: Anwar Ghuloum, Chet Haase, Dan Sandler;

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Loved the awkward/difficult questions (android native vs flutter, wearOS etc.) Good job developers!

DeepakVadgama

I learned android from Chet and Romain in 2010..Big fan !! Good to see Romain back in Google !! Amazing team at Google

randomgyandu

Great chat! Wanted to add to question at 20:17 about providing ways to help new developers learn Android. Perhaps a wizard flow or a comparison or something for each part of Jetpack. Some libraries in Jetpack do the same things in different ways. Some good for MVVM, Rx, etc. Would it be cool in the docs to say: Hey, you want to make a screen? OK, what will it do (View paging, list, buttons) and help the users direct them to the best way you think to complete the task. So you'd categorise the libraries and help direct the users to the path they should do, rather than just giving them a blurb about each library which can be overwhelming. That would be awesome!

TimothyKist

The limitation vs innovation question.
Your answer makes sense: in area where developers hurt users (ex. Battery life) you come in and limit it.
But still, there are other things you could do: human review for those kind of permissions, better documentation on how to do it right etc... Instead if closing down the API you could just become a lot more restrictive with your app reviews for those parts :-)

DanieleSegato

Note to self by 8:09 it would be great if there was an app that was basically a way to create a "composite" voice interaction service that lets you run other apps, like an assistant runner -- i wonder if that is possible after Q tho

Zhuinden

What about clipboard and scoped storage?
Clipboard apps got restricted so much that they don't function well at all.
And scoped storage ruins apps so that they have to use SAF, and so they can't reach files using file-path anymore, which is used by both third party libraries and Android framework.

LiranBarsisa