I’m excited to announce the release of DexTrail, a new Android app designed for Pokémon fans who want a clean and organized way to track their Pokémon journey across every generation. DexTrail is a modern Pokédex checklist and collection tracker that supports mainline Pokémon games from the original Pokémon Red
Today marks the 40th anniversary of Dragon Quest, four decades since the release of the original game in Japan on May 27, 1986. Known as Dragon Warrior in the United States during its early years, the legendary RPG series helped define the JRPG genre and inspired generations of developers and
For the last few days, I’ve been experimenting with Google AI Studio ever since Google announced at Google I/O 2026 that Google AI Studio can now generate native Android applications directly from a prompt, all from within the browser, without needing to install traditional IDEs like Android Studio. To
On the reflective day, several Y-Corner Android apps have received new updates! These updates include several minor bug fixes and general improvements across the Y-Corner app collection. 📦 Updated Apps Chrono Maps — v1.26 https://www.yoonhuh.com/blog/apps/chrono-maps/ Cid’s Aerial Views — v1.36 https://www.yoonhuh.com/blog/apps/cids-aerial-views/ Dragon Alchenomicon — v1.05 https://www.yoonhuh.com/blog/apps/dragon-alchenomicon/ Dragon Geo — v1.38
At Google I/O 2026, Google announced a major update to Google AI Studio: developers can now generate fully native Android applications directly from a prompt, entirely within the browser. Using AI Studio, creators can build Kotlin-based Android apps powered by Jetpack Compose without needing to install Android Studio or configure
Google announced today that Android development will now be Compose-first, with traditional Android Views officially moving into maintenance mode. While this move is not entirely unexpected, it marks a significant milestone in Android development and signals a continued shift away from the View system, which has been the foundation of
Several Y-Corner Android apps have received new updates! These releases primarily focus on adding support for Android 17, along with various minor bug fixes and general improvements. 📦 Updated Apps Chrono Maps — v1.25: https://www.yoonhuh.com/blog/apps/chrono-maps/ Cid’s Aerial Views — v1.35: https://www.yoonhuh.com/blog/apps/cids-aerial-views/ Dragon Alchenomicon — v1.04: https://www.yoonhuh.com/blog/apps/dragon-alchenomicon/ Dragon Geo — v1.37:
I’m excited to announce the release of Link to the Map, a new Android companion app inspired by the classic Super Nintendo adventure game, The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past. Link to the Map allows users to explore interactive world and dungeon maps from the
I’m excited to announce the release of HXAudioPlayer 4.0.0, the latest major update to this Android audio playback library. HXAudioPlayer is an Android library designed to make audio playback easier to implement by wrapping Android’s MediaPlayer and SoundPool APIs behind a simpler interface. It was originally built for games and
Modern Vintage Gamer, a fantastic YouTube channel that explores fascinating engineering topics around classic game development and emulation, has released a video covering Super ZSNES, a new GPU-based Super Nintendo emulator. Built by the original developers behind ZSNES, first released in 1997, with its final version in 2007, developers zsKnight
Google just introduced a new Android CLI, a command-line tool designed for agentic AI workflows, allowing developers to build Android apps without relying on Android Studio. With Android CLI, you can quickly create projects, manage SDKs, spin up emulators, and deploy apps, all from the terminal. In internal testing,
Another update for Robot Master Database is now available — v1.20. This release comes shortly after v1.19, which introduced major support for Mega Man 11 bosses and music. Building on that momentum, this update expands content from earlier entries in the series. You can now view Mega Man 10
A new update for Robot Master Database is now available — v1.19. This is a major update, introducing support for Mega Man 11! You can now explore detailed information on bosses such as Block Man, Fuse Man, Blast Man, and more. In addition, several tracks from Mega Man 11
A new update for Dragon Alchenomicon is now available — v1.03. This release focuses on UI improvements and bug fixes to enhance the overall experience. v1.03 Release Notes Added a Clear button to quickly reset the recipe search input Updated recipe filters to expand to the full width of the
Google is rolling out a new Android Developer Verification process that will apply to all developers, including those with legacy Google Play Developer accounts. Starting in April 2026, Android will introduce a new system service that checks whether an app is associated with a verified developer. Enforcement begins in September
A fresh update for Dragon Alchenomicon is now available! This release focuses on improving visual quality, with higher fidelity assets for all Dragon Quest X recipe and ingredient images. The updated assets provide a cleaner, sharper experience when browsing and searching through recipes. Special thanks to the Dragon Quest X
I’m excited to share that Dragon Alchenomicon is now officially available for Android! Dragon Alchenomicon is a companion app designed for Dragon Quest VIII, IX, X, and XI, making it easy to look up alchemy and forge recipes quickly and efficiently. No more jumping between guides or digging through websites,
I recently put together a new Android project called Game Collection, built using Cursor and its agentic AI workflow capabilities. This started as a simple idea: build a lightweight app to browse video games using the IGDB (Internet Game Database). But more importantly, it became an experiment—how far can
Recently, I’ve been revisiting one of my Android starter repositories, Android Booster, and modernizing it with two major goals in mind: Adopting a modular project structure Adding Claude Skills to support AI-assisted development workflows The result is a cleaner, more scalable project that can serve as a production-ready starting point
Over the past weekend, I updated Go There Now with the goal of bringing this outdated 2015-era Android app up to basic 2026 Android development standards. Originally written and maintained by me as a personal Android project, Go There Now had not received any updates since October 2015. The app