Marko Gargenta interviewed at Web 2.0 Expo San Francisco 2011
summary
Android is now the biggest mobile platform in the US and growth is exploding; two developer camps emerge: Java app developers building Market apps and C/C++ platform hackers porting Android into cars, set-top boxes and appliances. Honeycomb adds fragments and action bar for true tablet windowing, so apps must architect for different interaction distances. Best practice is one codebase targeting the latest and feature-scaling down for older releases; Marakana reports training over 1,000 developers for vendors like Qualcomm and Motorola.
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- 0:00The growth of Android
- 1:02Types of Android developers
- 3:14Tablet innovations
- 4:31Multi-device development
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