In Part I and II of this series, we introduced MotionLayout with various examples: basic motion swipe handling custom attribute interpolation keyframes Part I & II gave a broad overview of the basic concepts introduced in MotionLayout. This Part III will cover how you can use MotionLayout in your existing…

This is part II of a series of articles introducing MotionLayout. If you haven’t yet, please check part I ! In this article, we will continue covering basic MotionLayout features through various examples, introducing custom attribute interpolation, image operations and keyframes. Example 03 : introducing custom attributes Example 04 …

MotionLayout is a new class available in the ConstraintLayout 2.0 library to help Android developers manage motion and widget animation in their application. The second half (29 min in) of our presentation at Google I/O 2018 on What’s New with ConstraintLayout and Android Studio Design Tools gives a good overview…

a description of the Android Browser Graphics Architecture — Part I — Hardware Acceleration This article describes the old Android Browser Graphics Architecture, superseded in 2012 by Chrome on Android (in JellyBean, Android 4.2). While it’s a few years old, its graphic architecture was ultimately pretty advanced, and took some interesting detours. If you ever wondered how the graphic pipeline of a modern mobile…