Published
Android's Network Service Discovery (NSD) allows apps to find nearby peers on their local network, useful for multiplayer gaming, collaboration, or otherwise finding nearby servers. We'll talk about about the mDNS and DNS-SD protocols, and discuss how to implement this feature into your own code on Android.
- Category
- Phone
Sign in or sign up to post comments.
Be the first to comment
Up Next
-
03:44
DevBytes: App Indexing
-
17:00
DevBytes: Android 4.4 Transitions
-
06:52
DevBytes Sliding Fragments
-
05:18
DevBytes: UiAutomation
-
04:01
DevBytes - "Just for Us" App
-
05:01
DevBytes - What is BigQuery?
-
17:04
Network Programming Using VB.NET| Networking |Network Applications|VB.NET Video Tutorials
-
18:24
DevBytes: What's New in Android 4.4 (Japanese)
-
11:56
DevBytes: Folding Layout
-
06:17
Transform the service experience with Microsoft Copilot for Service | Demo
-
03:10
DevBytes: "Just for Us" App - Part 2
-
08:24
DevBytes: Cardflip Animation
-
05:18
DevBytes: Web Components - Shadow Dom
-
09:08
DevBytes: Android 4.4 SMS APIs
-
05:50
New Land Rover Discovery Sport SUV 2020 - is it now as UGLY as the big Discovery?
-
11:12
DevBytes: ActionBarCompat (Korean)
-
05:06
DevBytes: Google Cast SDK for iOS
-
07:58
DevBytes: ActionBarCompat (Japanese)
-
10:50
DevBytes: NFC Hunt
-
02:37
Remote Service: How to use Remote Service for device help | Samsung
-
12:23
DevBytes: What's New in Android 4.4
-
05:48
DevBytes: Image Pixelization
Loading...