This document provides an overview of Android Studio, the new integrated development environment (IDE) for Android development based on IntelliJ IDEA. Some key points covered include performance improvements over Eclipse for build times, new features like the Gradle build system and improved stability. Tips are also provided on differences between Eclipse and Android Studio workflows and how to set up libraries and dependencies using Gradle. The future of Android development is discussed, noting that ant support is being discontinued while Eclipse ADT will still be supported, but Gradle is positioned as the future build system, despite it not yet being fully complete.

1. Dominik Helleberg | inovex GmbH
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2. Dominik Helleberg
Mobile Development
Android
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9. „Android Studio is a new Android development
environment based on IntelliJ IDEA.
Similar to Eclipse with the ADT Plugin, Android
Studio provides integrated Android developer
tools for development and debugging.“
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11. Android PlugIn
Android Designer
Android PlugIn
Android DDMS
Android Builder
.properties
build.xml

12. Android PlugIn
Android Designer
Android PlugIn
Android Gradle Adapter
.properties
build.gradle

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F E A T U R E S

22. src/
paid/
java/
res/
free/
java/
res/
main/
java/
res/
instrumentTest/
java/

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PERFORMANCE

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10
15
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StartUp Incr. Build
(Simple App)
Incr. Build
(Complex App)
Eclipse
Android Studio

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PERFORMANCE

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S t a b i l i t ä t

30. 13:26:17.991
[DEBUG]
[org.gradle.api.internal.artifacts.ivyservice.ivyreso
lve.CachingModuleVersionRepository]
Found
resolved
revision
in
dynamic
revision
cache
of
'MavenRepo':
Using
'com.android.tools.build:gradle:0.5.6'
for
'com.android.tools.build:gradle:0.5.+'

31. „A restart fixed the problem“
We've just released Android Studio 0.2.5.
This is a small release which fixes a couple of issues that
came up in 0.2.4: toolbars disappearing unpredictably, and
several bugs around SDK management from gradle.

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34. &
Tipps + Tricks

40. Eclipse Android Studio
Workspace / Projects Project
Project Module
Run Configuration Run Configuration
Library Module Library

41. Key Function
CMD + O Open Class
CMD + SHIFT + O Open File
CTRL + R Make + Run
CMD + SHIFT + A Module Library

43. dependencies
{
compile
'com.android.support:support-­‐v4:18.0.0‘
compile
'libs/HelloLib-­‐debug.aar'
}
mvn
install:install-­‐file
-­‐DgroupId=de.inovex.hellolib
-­‐DartifactId=HelloLib
-­‐Dversion=0.0.1-­‐SNAPSHOT
-­‐DgeneratePom=true
-­‐Dpackaging=aar
-­‐Dfile=build/libs/HelloLib-­‐debug.aar
-­‐DlocalRepositoryPath=[PATH]/libs/

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repositories
{
mavenCentral()
maven
{
url
'libs/'
}
}
dependencies
{
compile
'com.android.support:support-­‐v4:18.0.0'
compile
'de.inovex.hellolib:HelloLib:0.0.1-­‐SNAPSHOT'
}

45. Z u k u n f t

46. ?

47. • Android ant-support wird eingestellt
• ADT (eclipse) wird weiter unterstützt
• Gradle ist die Zukunft (aber noch nicht fertig)

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50. DANKE!