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MiniMax-AI/android-native-dev

Android native development

Android-native-dev is a reference guide for building native Android apps with Kotlin and Compose. It consolidates the decisions that trip up Android developers in one place: Material Design 3 specifications, Gradle project setup, resource naming, threading and state management, and test layering. The skill is useful for setting up build variants for development, staging and production, for fixing build errors such as unresolved references or AAPT resource conflicts, and for writing coroutine-safe ViewModel code that avoids ANRs and UI-thread violations. It also covers configuring adaptive app icons across screen densities, and adding layered tests with JUnit, Robolectric and Espresso without version conflicts. The guide is aimed at developers who would otherwise search the Android, Material and Kotlin documentation separately. It is published by MiniMax as part of its official skills collection and is listed on officialskills.sh.

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