Android Studio Tutorials

Brief introduction

Android Studio is a Google-developed IDE for Android developers, supporting Windows, Macs, Linux and other operating systems, based on the popular Java language integrated development environment IntelliJ built.

As in different places from eclipse

1. Android Studio is a single-project development model

2. Application in Android Studio is equivalent to the workspace concept in eclipse

3. Model in Android Studio is equivalent to project concept in eclipse

Common settings

1. Modify Chinese characters and themes

File->setting->appearance, as shown in:

2. Set shortcut keys

In the Settings window, locate the IDE Settings->keymap, and the shortcut key is open on the right. Right-click the shortcut you want to modify, a menu will pop up, and the shortcut can be modified by selecting "ADD keyboard shortcut". If you delete, select Remove XXX from the menu that pops up. In particular, you can set the use of Eclipse shortcuts or other IDE shortcuts directly in the shortcut key settings of AS. If you're passionate about eclipse, you can also set up Eclipse shortcut keys.

3. Import Eclipse Project

Select File->import Project, select the project you want to import in the pop-up menu, select OK to Next, and select the default first option in the second window. It is important to note that in as, there are two kinds of projects, one project and one module, which has been described above.

Android Studio Tutorials