Kotlin:
Kotlin is the official programming language for Android app development. It offers modern features, enhanced performance, and seamless integration with existing Java code.
Android Jetpack:
Android Jetpack is a set of libraries, tools, and architectural guidance provided by Google. It simplifies the development process by offering components for tasks such as data storage, UI design, navigation, and more.
Flutter:
Flutter is a popular cross-platform framework developed by Google. It allows you to build native-like Android apps using a single codebase written in Dart. Flutter offers a rich set of pre-built UI components and provides excellent performance.
React Native:
React Native is another cross-platform framework that enables developers to build Android apps using JavaScript and React. It offers a smooth development experience and allows code sharing between iOS and Android platforms.
Xamarin:
Xamarin is a framework that uses C# and .NET for building Android apps. It allows developers to write shared code across multiple platforms and provides access to native APIs, resulting in high-performance apps.
NativeScript:
NativeScript is an open-source framework that allows developers to build Android apps using JavaScript or TypeScript. It provides direct access to native APIs and offers various UI components for creating native-like experiences.
Ionic:
Ionic is a popular hybrid app development framework that uses web technologies such as HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. It allows developers to create Android apps with a single codebase that can run on multiple platforms.
MVP (Model-View-Presenter):
MVP is a design pattern rather than a framework, but it’s worth mentioning here. MVP separates the app’s logic into three components (Model, View, and Presenter), making testing and maintaining the codebase easier.
RxJava:
RxJava is a reactive programming library for Android app development. It simplifies handling asynchronous operations by providing a set of powerful APIs for composing and transforming data streams.
Dagger:
Dagger is a dependency injection framework for Android. It helps manage dependencies between different components of an app and enables easier testing, scalability, and modularization.