implement Auto fill in your Android apps:
Typing on the smaller screen of a smartphone or tablet is always time-consuming and frustrating, but this is amplified when applications keep asking for the same information, over and over How many times have you typed your email into an app’s login screen? Or entered your credit card number in a payment Activity.
Although the Autofill Framework is an Android 8.0 feature, the user also needs to install a dedicated “autofill service” app that can communicate with this framework. Then, when the Android system detects that the user has entered some new information into an autofillable field, it’ll present a dialog asking whether they want to save this information to their chosen autofill service, at which point it’ll be available to other applications. If they tap
However, with the introduction of Android Oreo’s Autofill Framework, data entry is set to become far easier than it’s ever been on the Android platform, and the benefits for developers are two-fold: you can provide a better experience to your users while simultaneously increasing your chances of capturing useful user data.
In this article I’m going to show you how to ensure that all of your app’s fields are ready to receive data from whatever service the user has installed on their device, as well as shariu’re making the most out of this Android Oreo feature.
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