Android studio Development Guide

Android studio Development Guide

Author: chszs, reprinted with note. Blog homepage: http://blog.csdn.net/chszs

I. Introduction

Android studio is a brand new Android development environment. It is based on intellij idea and is similar to the Environment built by ECLIPSE + ADT plug-in. Android Studio provides an integrated Android developer tool for development and debugging.

 

Ii. Functions

Android Studio provides the following functions:

1. gradle-based project construction;

2. Android-oriented reconstruction and quick restoration;

3. the lint tool captures performance, availability, version compatibility, and other issues;

4. proguard obfuscation and app signature functions;

5. Create general Android design and components based on the template wizard;

6. A rich layout editor allows you to build a layout by dragging the UI components, and you can configure the layout to preview on multiple screens.

Note: Android studio is an early beta version. It may be a while before the official version is released. At present, some features have not yet been fully implemented.

Iii. Installation

1. Download the android studio package

Address:
Http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/win-studio

It includes:

1) Android studio EA,

2) Android SDK used to design, test, and debug apps,

3) The latest Android platform is used to compile apps,

4) The latest Android system image is used to run the app on the simulator.

2. Install Android studio and SDK tools

Run the Android-studio-bundle-<version>. EXE file to complete the installation.

Note: Install JDK and set the java_home environment variable.

Iv. Conclusion

Android studio is an excellent Android development ide tool and has been officially recommended by Google. I suggest you try it, but you should wait until the official version is released before developing the real Android app!