Android Studio Experience (i)--window version installation

If you've seen someone using Android studio before and you're still dismissive, then it's time to change your attitude, just as I have been accustomed to the Android built-in ADT plugin bundle Ecliple, now that the Android studio launch has been over 12 days, Late at the end of the overtime has been unable to spit groove, not to mention study. In fact, before I also downloaded 0.8.14 version, but there are some problems and time is not enough to give up, change an IDE always need time familiar. Now Android Studio has entered the stable version, as a pro-son will become the mainstream Android development IDE, while the Android tool developer team also said that the Eclipse plug-based ADT may become less important, development progress is slow or even later no longer maintenance. The biggest disadvantage of Android studio versus Eclipse is that Android studio can only be used to create Android projects, and you can't create items other than the Android project at the same time as Eclipse.

If you have not tried Android studio strongly suggest you try it later is Android Studio 1.0 each operating system version, no FQ, click to download, if not the address can be placed in the Thunder down download:
Windows Systems (32-bit systems and 64-bit systems are the same installation file):

1. Android-studio-bundle-135.1629389.exe contains 5.0 of the SDK and development tools, if you have not downloaded the SDK, whether downloaded or not downloaded, it is recommended to directly select this 813M
2. Android-studio-ide-135.1629389.exe does not contain SDK, only version of IDE, size more than 200 m
3. Android-studio-ide-135.1629389-windows.zip This is a green uncompressed version with no SDK, size more than 200 m

Linux Systems:

1. Android-studio-ide-135.1629389-linux.zip does not contain SDK, about 200 m

MAC System:

1. ANDROID-STUDIO-IDE-135.1629389.DMG does not include the SDK, probably more than 200

installation Process

Although the installation process is very dull, but I am a Zhang, I also encountered some problems, will be supplemented by the picture:

Simple installation process, are relatively simple I will not directly explain:

1. Initial installation

2. Recommended Select All

3. Consent to License

4.IDE and SDK installation paths

5. Recommended allocation of memory, directly by default, after if you feel too large can be modified in the configuration file

6. Direct default

7. Installation process

8.Android Studio running requires VC + + environment, Android Studio installation process, will be installed automatically, which is also installed when the choice of installation package (EXE) reason, if your computer also has 360, pay attention to allow, or before the installation directly off 360 software;

The above is the installation process, after the installation of the direct start, start the page:

9. Download the Components

10. Welcome Page

Spit Groove A sentence, I first installed point for a long time did not make a welcome page, and finally in the settings will always open the most recent item check out to see the Welcome page:

Android Studio Features

Many articles on the features web, basically templates and samples, smart code editing, translation editor, multi-layout support, performance analysis tools, instant access to cloud services, unified Building system. Android Studio employs a system based on the automated build tool Gradle, which is said to provide good flexibility and extensibility, and supports development and compilation within or outside the IDE. Key features include support for multiple versions (such as debug, release, paid, free), multi-APK support, multi-dex file support, and dependency management for third-party development libraries. At the same time, Google also released a plugin for Gradle. Android Studio supports the Gradle Automation build tool, which is a bit big for someone I've just moved from the Eclipse platform.

Future improvements for Android Studio:

1) Native SDK Manager
2) improved support for refactoring
3) improved support for Gradle

In addition, Google intends to further improve the application testing capabilities and provide better support for game development. Android Studio has a version release model similar to Chrome, in which versions of Canary (Golden Sparrow Edition), Dev (dev first), Beta and Stable (Stable) are rolled out each time it is released. If the developer wants to have a taste, you can go to Canary, if you want to use a reliable function, then to the stable version. as a 1.0 release, the features and stability of Android studio are still not the same as Microsoft's Visual studio, although vs starts to support and bring your own Android emulator. But Google's call for Android developers to use Android Studio is completely effortless: it's the official Android IDE.

Source: http://developer.android.com/tools/studio/index.html

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Android Studio Experience (i)--window version installation