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⟐ Business/2026-08-31Advanced

After the Google Play deadline: which dormant Android apps to raise, and which to leave at 35

Apps you have stopped updating are governed by a different bar than apps you still ship. Here is how to inventory effective targetSdk across your builds and decide which apps to raise, hold, or retire.

◇ App Dev/2026-08-30Advanced

After Bumping targetSdk to 36, Which Part of Your Dependencies Should You Actually Read

I opened six real dependency AARs and counted what they contribute to my manifest. Not one declares targetSdkVersion, and twelve permissions arrive that I never wrote. Here is what to check before you submit.

◇ App Dev/2026-08-26Intermediate

What Android 16 ignores on tablets, and why app.json gives you no way out

Targeting API level 36 means screenOrientation is ignored on displays at least 600dp wide. Here is how to check your project without a tablet, why app.json cannot express a fix, and what the opt-out property actually restores.

⬡ Rork Dev/2026-08-23Advanced

Predictive back on Android 16: what to fix before August 31, and what can wait

Targeting API 36 turns predictive back on by default and stops onBackPressed from firing. Here is how I split the work that the deadline actually requires from the work that does not, and how I kept the opt-out from disappearing on the next prebuild.