Building and contributing to AOSP can be daunting, especially when dealing with device bring-up, fragmented documentation, and scattered resources. Fortunately, new community-driven initiatives are changing that.
In this talk, we’ll explore how platforms like https://devboardsforandroid.linaro.org/ and https://aosp-devs.org/ are empowering AOSP developers across the globe. From providing reliable reference boards and pre-built images to fostering collaboration around out-of-tree features, test automation, and documentation, these communities are reducing the friction of AOSP development and hardware experimentation.
We’ll also highlight real-world success stories, common pitfalls faced by newcomers, and how you can get involved, whether you're a solo tinkerer or part of a team shipping hardware. If you care about the future of open Android development, this session is for you.
This one is from the devroom managers. We will use this lightning slot for welcome note and devroom introduction.
Approved as the devroom starter talk