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Build with On-Device ML
Address common challenges in your apps with on-device machine learning. Explore Google's solutions and tools like turn-key APIs, real-world examples from developers, and more.
Beta 1 update for 12L feature drop
12L streamlines the UI for large screens. Read more about what's in the release and get your apps ready for testing and feedback.
Flutter 2.8 is here
This version focuses on mobile performance, productivity, updates that make it easy to connect apps to back-end services like Firebase and Google Cloud, and production-quality support for Google Ads. Includes Dart 2.15 improvements.
Go 1.17 speeds up development
Go 1.17 is now available, and it brings performance enhancements, improvements to modules, support for 64-bit architecture on Windows, and many other changes. Get started by reading the release post.
Submit your Data safety form by February
Fill out and submit your Data safety form in your Google Play Console to get early feedback. In February, the Data safety section will launch in the Google Play Store and help you explain to users how your apps collect, share, and protect user data. Deadline is April 1.
The latest with machine learning
Explore new announcements on Google’s machine learning products, including TensorFlow, JAX, and more. Learn about the tools that push state-of-the-art research and how you can use them in your ML applications.
Join the Google Dev Library platform
Get started with Google Dev Library to find inspiration on how to use Google technologies. Search for open source projects, learn from other developers, and submit your latest projects so that others can learn from you.
Apply to host a Hash Code Hub
Join Hash Code, Google's team programming competition for students and professionals. Bring your community or organization together to solve a real engineering problem. Deadline is February 17.
Find a Google developer expert
Browse our directory of developer experts who have been recognized by Google for their depth of tech knowledge and skills.