Android (Go edition) is a mobile operating system built for entry-level smartphones with less RAM. It runs lighter and saves data, enabling OEMs to build affordable and reliable smartphones.
Considering the big OEMs like Jio, Samsung, Oppo, Realme etc. building Android (Go edition) devices, the user base for the apps running on Go devices is increasing exponentially. If the user experience is not catered, your app business is going to be directly affected. So, there is a need for developers to build apps that perform well on these devices and provide users a smooth app experience.
But the markets with the fast growing internet and smartphone penetration can have some challenging issues, such as:
1. Your app is not starting within the required time limit.
2. A lot of features/required capabilities increases your app size
3. How to handle memory pressure while working on Go apps?
To help your app succeed and deliver the best possible experience in developing markets, In this session, I will talk about considerations that developers should keep in mind when adapting their apps to work well on Go devices. Not only do these best practices work for Go but all the Android devices across different versions and memory ranges (low/mid/high-end devices).