Google Samples's repositories
easypermissions
Simplify Android M system permissions
google-services
A collection of quickstart samples demonstrating the Google APIs for Android and iOS
android-vision
Deprecated: The Mobile Vision API is now a part of ML Kit: Check out this repo:
unity-jar-resolver
Unity plugin which resolves Android & iOS dependencies and performs version management
android-custom-lint-rules
This sample demonstrates how to create a custom lint checks and corresponding lint tests
android-vulkan-tutorials
A set of samples to illustrate Vulkan API on Android
assistant-sdk-python
Samples and bindings for the Google Assistant API
android-testdpc
Test DPC is a sample device policy controller for use with Android Enterprise. It gives developers the ability to see how their app will behave in a managed context such as device owner or within a managed profile. Users can set up a work profile, enable work apps, set applications restrictions, manage security polices, and much more. The app also serves as a implementation reference for other DPCs
arcore-depth-lab
ARCore Depth Lab is a set of Depth API samples that provides assets using depth for advanced geometry-aware features in AR interaction and rendering. (UIST 2020)
google-photos
Samples for the Google Photos Library API 📸
androidtv-sample-inputs
Sample Channel App (TV Input Service) on Android TV using TIF
oauth-apps-for-windows
OAuth for Apps: Samples for Windows
google-signin-unity
Google Sign-In API plugin for Unity game engine. Works with Android and iOS.
android-dynamic-code-loading
Android dynamic code loading sample for Dynamic Feature Modules.
glass-enterprise-samples
Glass Enterprise Edition 2 Samples
appauth-js-electron-sample
This is an Electron Application, which uses the AppAuth-JS library.
functions-as-a-service
A demo showing Google Cloud Functions + Google Maps Platform
engage-sdk-samples
Set of sample apps that demonstrate how to integrate the SDK in your app to publish different types of content. These apps are a great way to learn how to use the SDK, to get started with the integration in your own app, as well as some best practices.