Building cloud powered android applications
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A hands-on session which will demonstrate how to take an existing application and write a fully functional backend on Google Cloud Platform. We will show you how quickly you can start by using Android Studio integration with Google Cloud Endpoint and hopefully by the end of the session we will have a live backend in production that we all can use. As delivered at DroidCon Tel Aviv 2014 by: Shay Erlichmen, Samba.me http;//il.droidcon.com
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Building cloud powered android applications
- 1. Shay Erlichmen Google Developer Expert - Cloud CTO Samba.me Building Cloud-Powered Android Applications
- 2. Agenda: June 12th , 2014 Overview: Android Studio and Google Cloud Endpoints Demo: adding a Cloud backend to an Android app in 15 minutes! Future directions Questions and answers 1 2 3 4
- 3. Agenda: June 12th , 2014 Overview: Android Studio and Google Cloud Endpoints1 2 3 4 Demo: adding a Cloud backend to an Android app in 15 minutes! Future directions Questions and answers
- 4. Download – Android Studio Early Access Preview: http://developer.android.com/sdk! Android Studio An open-source IDE built for Android • Based on IntelliJ IDEA with coding assistance tools to help write Java code • Integrated visual and layout designer • Large number of bundled static code analysis tools (Lint) to help build quality apps • Integrated with Gradle to enable one build across dev environment (IDE, command line, CI server)
- 5. Google Cloud Endpoints Extremely simple way to build server side logic on full power, management free Google App Engine platform • Uses App Engine’s auto-scaling and high-availability • Uses auto-generated, strongly typed, mobile optimized client libraries for Android, iOS and web. • Exposes standards based REST interfaces with built-in authorization
- 6. Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Taking the plumbing out of API programming Cloud Endpoints Clients
- 7. Taking the complexity out of multi-client development Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Cloud Endpoints Clients
- 8. Taking the risk out of API development Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Mobile Backend Running on Google App Engine Instances Cloud Endpoints Clients
- 9. Android Studio + Cloud Endpoints Easiest way for mobile developers to connect to Google Cloud Platform • Create Google App Engine backends in Android Studio • Generate Java-specific bindings for use in Android app • Benefit from as-you-type validations and quick-fixes when defining the backend API • Use App Engine-specific Gradle tooling that allows for a unified client/backend build Easiest way to connect to Google Cloud Platform
- 10. Agenda: June 12th , 2014 Overview: Android Studio and Google Cloud Endpoints1 2 3 4 Demo: adding a Cloud backend to an Android app in 15 minutes! Future directions Questions and answers
- 11. Todo.txt: a simple to-do task management app
- 12. ...which is loved by Play Store users
- 13. ...and best of all, it’s open-sourced!
- 14. Images by Connie Zhou Demo: adding a Google Cloud backend to Todo.txt!
- 15. getTask().execute() Cloud Datastore App Engine backend CloudEndpoints Todo.txt app ClientLibraries Demo Architecture pullFromRemote pushToRemote storeTask().execute() query.get() transaction.commit()
- 16. getTask().execute() Cloud Datastore App Engine backend CloudEndpoints Todo.txt app ClientLibraries Demo Architecture storeTask().execute() query.get() transaction.commit()
- 17. getTask().execute() Cloud Datastore App Engine backend CloudEndpoints Todo.txt app ClientLibraries Demo Architecture storeTask().execute() query.get() transaction.commit()
- 18. getTask().execute() Cloud Datastore App Engine backend CloudEndpoints Todo.txt app ClientLibraries Demo Architecture storeTask().execute() query.get() transaction.commit()
- 19. getTask().execute() Cloud Datastore App Engine backend CloudEndpoints Todo.txt app ClientLibraries Demo Architecture storeTask().execute() query.get() transaction.commit()
- 20. getTask().execute() Cloud Datastore App Engine backend CloudEndpoints Todo.txt app ClientLibraries Demo Architecture pullFromRemote pushToRemote storeTask().execute() query.get() transaction.commit()
- 21. Agenda: June 12th , 2014 Overview: Android Studio and Google Cloud Endpoints Demo: adding a Cloud backend to an Android app in 15 minutes! Future directions 1 2 3 4 Questions and answers
- 22. … but more details in Google I/O ‘14! What’s coming next? API Management Console Improved getting started experience Third party API clients access API Analytics Cloud Endpoints Support for GCE
- 23. Agenda: June 12th , 2014 Overview: Android Studio and Google Cloud Endpoints Demo: adding a Cloud backend to an Android app in 15 minutes! Future directions 1 2 3 4 Questions and answers
- 24. Images by Connie Zhou Google Cloud Platform Android Studio Google Cloud Endpoints Google App Engine plug-in for Gradle cloud.google.com developer.android.com/sdk cloud.google.com/endpoints github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/ gradle-appengine-plugin Useful Links