Using layer based animations in Views can improve performance and reduce jankiness, but they're rather difficult to set up. The AnimationBuilder classes can vastly reduce complexity and improve readability for layer animations. Suppose you needed to

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Learn how Chromium developers can reduce the chance of n-day exploitation.

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Learn how to work with the code behind Chrome's iOS app.

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Learn how Clang's static analysis framework takes over the toil of thread-safety proofs.

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The same type may sometimes represent values from incompatible domains, which can cause bugs. Fortunately, Chromium's //base makes it easy to introduce explicit, distinct types.

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Implementing a policy enforcement check for Chrome and the infrastructure has enabled us to verify that certain minimum standards for security are met.

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Depot Tools is a collection of tools built on top of Git to simplify the workflow of developers contributing to the Chromium codebase and related projects.

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Tast is a new UI library has been created that uses the Chrome a11y (accessibility) tree to control the ChromeOS UI. The library enables developers to easily create End-to-end tests against any visible UI surface.

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Adding benchmarks is an easy way to prevent performance regressions and help improve performance.

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CLion IDE makes it possible to navigate across symbols, search the codebase, and more.

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Test coverage measures how much source code is executed when a particular test suite runs.

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When writing a browser test, you often want to programmatically perform setup actions that the user could do manually. To help you do this, mixins are a suite of tools for performing non-trivial browser test setup in a reusable way.

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Ever wondered how Chrome keeps itself up-to-date on your desktop? Or how updates are served to Chromebooks, Chromecast, or Android?

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In Chromium, it's common to find code written for one component that would be useful elsewhere, but might have hidden restrictions. For safety, limit external access to dangerous functionality by restricting target visibility.

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Want to detect regressions for your new feature in Chrome? Add your tests to the waterfall, Chrome's continuous build and test infrastructure!

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