Android Preparation

Before you try to create Mobile SDK apps for Android—native, hybrid, or React Native—install the Android native development environment.

Follow these instructions to make sure you’re fully prepared for Mobile SDK development on Android.

• Make sure that you’re up to speed with the requirements listed at Native Android Requirements.
• To install forcedroid, forcehybrid, or forcereact, see Mobile SDK npm Packages.

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Introduction to Mobile Development

Introduction to Salesforce Mobile SDK Development

What’s New in Mobile SDK 13.2

Getting Started With Mobile SDK for iOS and Android

Developer Edition or Sandbox Environment?

Development Prerequisites for iOS and Android

Sign Up for Salesforce Platform

Create an External Client App

Creating a Connected App

Installing Mobile SDK

Install Node.js, npm, and Git Command Line

Mobile SDK npm Packages

iOS Preparation

Android Preparation

Uninstalling Mobile SDK npm Packages

Mobile SDK GitHub Repositories

Mobile SDK Sample Apps

Updating Mobile SDK Apps (5.0 and Later)

Native iOS Development

Native Android Development

HTML5 and Hybrid Development

React Native Development

Offline Management

Files and Networking

Push Notifications and Mobile SDK

Configure WebSockets

Authentication, Security, and Identity in Mobile Apps

Login Screen Customization

Identity Provider Apps

REST Wrappers for SFAP APIs

Using Key-Value Stores for Secure Data Storage

Dark Mode and Dark Theme Settings

Using Experience Cloud Sites With Mobile SDK Apps

Multi-User Support in Mobile SDK

Mobile SDK Tools for Developers

Logging and Analytics

Migrating from the Previous Release

Reference

Deprecations and Removed APIs