Android Studio First Experience

As an Android developer, like most of my peers, I started with Eclipse to learn, then work, and also use Eclipse to write projects, signature packaging and publishing. But recently a new company, just Google also released the Android studio shortly after, and also stopped the update of Eclipse, Android Studio is currently 1.2.2 version, the company to standardize, the request to move the project to Android Studio above to develop, so forced to learn to use this, to tell the truth, the beginning is very crowded, but there is no way to come here to accept this fact, so download the installation, slowly understand its usage and operating habits.

Start to use is very unaccustomed, accustomed to the previous interface, feel this is a bit like the iOS development tool interface, and those shortcuts are simply unacceptable ah, the previous ctrl+d is to delete a row, very convenient, now a click is to copy this line to the next line, and then find a bit, ctrl+y is to delete a row, But 2 fingers how can stretch so long Ah, formerly Ctrl+w is to turn off a Windows editing interface, now also can not use. All sorts of unaccustomed.

In the next few days, when I was writing the XML interface, I set a spatial background color background= "#f2f2f2",

I saw a white square in front of the line, so I ordered it. This interface pops up,

And you choose what color in the color plate will help you to set what color, to tell the truth, from the moment I feel that I felt the strength of it, for the first time I think this development tool is worth learning.

And what I've found so far is that the relative eclipse has improved a lot:

1: He has powerful adaptation features:

2: The XML code can be closed by the tree interface, and click on the beginning of the LinearLayout , he can find his end, and there are colored lines marked out, which is very helpful for developing duplicate interfaces and debugging modifications,

3: He does not need us to download the source code, directly click on the activity or the API class, you can directly see the source

4: No matter where we are in that class, just click

This button will automatically expand in the project and navigate to the file, including Java and XML

5: When we set a imageview src or the background of a control in Java or XML, there will be a thumbnail image of the image at the beginning: Click to see a larger image.

There are many more, to be found, not to be continued ...

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Android Studio First Experience