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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 28/08/2026

We have replied to your inquiries via X (@ervinkalemi). Please kindly check your X account for more information. -Blair

Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 23/08/2026

Read more about the advanced flow and sideloading on our blog: android-developers.googleblog.com/2026/03/andr... #AskPlaySupport [2/2]

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 23/08/2026

Hi there, thanks for your concern on the 24-hour protective delay in the advanced flow. This is a one-time step taken to change system settings - you will not need to keep repeating this step. [1/2]

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 13/08/2026

Gemini 3.7 Flash… ✓ Reduces manual debugging and failed agent loops. ✓ Enables agents to reliably execute high-quality code. ✓ Generates web and UI layouts with much higher design adherence. Available in Google Antigravity and the Gemini API via Google AI Studio and Android Studio.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 13/08/2026

Introducing Gemini 3.7 Flash ⚡ It is our most intelligent workhorse model yet for coding and agents. It delivers better intelligence for complex workflows —all at the introductory price of $0.75/1M input tokens and $3.75/1M output tokens through the end of year. 🧵

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 12/08/2026

A fully offline translator, built with Gemma 4, Google Antigravity, and a Raspberry Pi 5. 🛠️ The Gemma Translator is a portable AI experiment with a custom interface, printed case, and wired electronics, powered by the smallest Gemma model. Build your own → goo.gle/4x2jvLQ

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 06/08/2026

Join our Google Developer Community on Discord to connect with fellow developers and learn from events, tech content and inspiring conversations! Our Discord server is a perfect hub to learn more about the latest trends in AI → bit.ly/3RycnHD

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Join the Google Developer Community Discord Server!

We're a global community of developers sharing knowledge & ideas. Enjoy your coding journey with us! | 139271 members

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 05/08/2026

Competition speeds up innovation. 🚀 Google Cloud G4 VMs equipped with NVIDIA RTX PRO 6000 Blackwell GPUs gave over 5,000 Kagglers the foundation to push model limits, with the goal of improving reasoning accuracy. Explore the five lessons that emerged: goo.gle/4wb3C4j

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 05/08/2026

You can only pick one! Which productivity-boosting shortcut are you keeping in your layout? #HotKeys 🔥⌨️

An infographic titled "IDE hotkeys" asks the viewer "You can only choose one!" while presenting three common developer keyboard shortcuts. The options shown as 3D keycaps include a blue "⌘ / Ctrl + P" to "Quickly jump between files across your entire project," a green "F2" to "Safely rename a variable, function, or class everywhere instantly," and a red "⌘ / Ctrl + D" to "Select the next occurrence of the current word for rapid editing." Each shortcut is accompanied by a handwritten label: "Simple," "Functional!," or "Classic!".

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 04/08/2026

Always check the GitHub issues tab before checking your own syntax.

A social media post from googlefordevs on a white card set against a gray background with red and pink geometric shapes. The post reads, "The bug isn't in your code. It's in someone else's library. Probably. Maybe. Hopefully." and shows engagement stats of 2.2K likes and 47 comments.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 03/08/2026

Keep your agent's context lean without sacrificing expertise. ⚡ Learn how Agent Skills in Genkit Go package specialized knowledge into capabilities that load only when needed, helping reduce token usage while making AI agents more reliable. Get started → goo.gle/4pS9BcG

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Enable on-demand expertise with Agent Skills in Genkit Go- Google Developers Blog

Optimize token usage in Genkit Go using Agent Skills. Learn how to implement progressive disclosure with SKILL.md to load specialized AI workflows on demand.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 03/08/2026

New developer challenge. Three packages share one dependency, and each has an opinion about which version. Any two of them can agree. Can all three?

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 01/08/2026

Commit your best one (wrong) answers for #WorldWideWebDay. 👇

A small dog looks curiously at a laptop screen while resting its chin on the keyboard. A large blue banner at the top reads "What does WWW stand for? (wrong answers only)".

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 01/08/2026

Tips to build, pivot, and scale under pressure. Swipe through for 5 architectural patterns to build more reliable, scalable AI agents. → goo.gle/4ySo7Fp

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 31/07/2026

Looking for the latest developer updates? July's #GoogleDeveloperNews has you covered 🧵 This month's episode covers Android Studio Quail 2, Android Bench updates, an inside look at how YouTube ships AI prototypes with AI Studio and Google Cloud, and Build with Gemini XPRIZE.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 31/07/2026

We re-checked your case and confirmed that you had already received your appeal result. We will not be able to assist you further here. For more details, refer to the email sent by googleplay-developer-support@google.com earlier. #AskPlaySupport

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 31/07/2026

🔹 20+ pre-built & custom metrics 🔹 Adaptive rubrics & simulation tools 🔹 Built-in online monitoring

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 31/07/2026

Agent and Model Evaluations in Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform are now Generally Available (GA)! 🎉 Measure, test, and monitor your AI agents in dev and production—using one engine with consistent metric definitions.

An evaluation results interface compares two AI-generated summaries of a Titanic article, displaying pass rates of 80% and 90%. A "Metrics / Rubrics" overlay highlights a failed format requirement, explaining that a summary contained five sentences per paragraph instead of the requested four. The dashboard uses green checkmarks and an orange warning icon to show success or failure across categories like language, core tasks, and content requirements.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 31/07/2026

POV: the senior dev approves your PR without a single comment. 🦄

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 31/07/2026

Raph vibe coded an e-ink picture frame with Gemini 3.6 Flash and Nano Banana that helps his family start their day. Learn how he did it using Google Antigravity and follow the open source guide to build your own too. goo.gle/4w3pQVZ

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 30/07/2026

Build voice agents with visibility into every interaction ✨ Learn how Caroline di Vittorio from LangChain uses the Google ADK, the Gemini Live model, and LangSmith to trace voice agent behavior, inspect tool calls, review interruption events, analyze token costs, and more.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 30/07/2026

Big news: Google and RadixArk are partnering to bring SGLang to Google Cloud TPUs! ✅ Run SGLang on TPU today via SGL-JAX ✅ Coming soon: SGL-torchtpu for a PyTorch-native experience ✅ No more migration tax—just ultimate flexibility for devs Learn more 🛠️: goo.gle/3U2JVOC

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 30/07/2026

Lights. Camera. Agentic AI. 🎬 Build next-generation filmmaking experiences with Gemini that help creators write, produce, edit, and bring stories to life. Submissions open July 27 - September 7, 2026. Learn more and start planning your project ✨ → goo.gle/3T23kPv

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 29/07/2026

From messy first draft to production-ready. 😌

A side-by-side comparison meme where the left panel shows a dog with the text "First draft of code" above it. The right panel features the same dog after a professional grooming, now with a neat, rounded haircut and its tongue out, labeled "Code after AI optimization." This visual analogy uses a dog's grooming transformation to illustrate the process of refining and cleaning up computer code using AI.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 29/07/2026

Amplify your creativity with Stitch. Ship designs faster → goo.gle/4gAi69C

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 29/07/2026

🇩🇪 Throwing it back to #GoogleIOConnect Berlin! We celebrated continuous learning and the future of building. Developers transformed how they #BuildWithGemini by exploring new AI workflows.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 29/07/2026

Stay on course through every step of your next web project. ⛵ Power your build with the latest tools, APIs, and features to keep you moving forward. Start your voyage: goo.gle/4wsKPCF

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 28/07/2026

Get ready to extend the Google I/O season! Our Google devs community Discord server is the official hub to stay tuned about everything Google I/O Connect and Extended happening. We have dedicated channels, so you won't miss out on them. Join us → goo.gle/4xsKwYH

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 28/07/2026

Learn the strengths of PWA versus native Android apps and build a photography app. All in five minutes with guidance from Google Cloud Expert, @annthurium.bsky.social → goo.gle/4fWhESm

A Google Developer Program graphic titled "Choose your app architecture" compares the benefits of Progressive Web Apps (PWA) and Android native apps. PWAs are highlighted for features like hardware APIs and biometrics login, while native apps are noted for deeper OS access and uninterrupted background processing. Decorative icons of a cloud, heart, and the Android robot head frame the two columns of informational text.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 28/07/2026

Nobody: Absolutely no one: Me: strictly formatting a JSON file that no human will ever read.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 27/07/2026

If you need support for questions related to Play Console features, share your app package name via DM so we can investigate the issue and provide more assistance. #AskPlaySupport

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 27/07/2026

Open a new chapter in your #100DaysofCode journey. 📖 Explore Google’s learning library with resources on topics like web, AI, and mobile to find your next project or deepen your skills → goo.gle/4wpXgij

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 27/07/2026

The ultimate dev budgeting simulation. Spend 15 dev points to build your dream setup. What’s yours? ⬇️

An infographic titled "Build your dream setup" asks users to spend a budget of "15 dev points" on various items arranged in three rows. The top row features high-cost developer tools for 5 points each: AI Studio, Gemini in Android Studio, Chrome DevTools for agents, and Genkit. The middle row offers office perks for 3 points each: unlimited iced coffee, a supportive office cat in a tie, dark mode configuration, and a clicky mechanical keyboard. The bottom row lists productivity wins for 1 point each: a coding playlist, a meeting-free day, clear legacy code comments, and finding the right Stack Overflow answer instantly.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 27/07/2026

Before you lock in "all latest" — follow what router 3.0 forces you into, one constraint at a time. Where does the chain end up?

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 27/07/2026

New developer challenge, pure logic, no language required. Three packages, six versions, one question: does this install succeed, and which versions end up in your lockfile?

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 25/07/2026

POV: The feature list keeps getting longer 📋

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 24/07/2026

Always check the GitHub issues tab before checking your own syntax.

A social media-style card from a verified @googlefordevs account reads: "The bug isn’t in your code. It’s in someone else’s library. Probably. Maybe. Hopefully." The card is set against a light gray background decorated with stylized red and pink geometric shapes, including a semicolon, a hashtag, and a star.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 24/07/2026

POV: you fixed the layout on desktop but are afraid to check mobile. 🫣

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 24/07/2026

Deployment time is definitely relative. ⏳

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 23/07/2026

Fix: Use also when you want to configure an object and keep the object itself. Reserve let for when you actually want to transform a value and use what the lambda returns.

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Google for Developers @developers.google.com · 23/07/2026

Why: also returns the original object, so the list received the Config as expected. let returns the result of the lambda instead. The last line in the lambda is an assignment, & an assignment evaluates to Unit. So let handed back Unit, and the list ended up holding kotlin.Unit instead of the Config.

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