Build ADT-Bundle and Hello World in the fastest Android Development Environment

ADT-Bundle for Windows is an integrated IDE officially provided by Google Android. It already contains Eclipse. You do not need to download Eclipse, and the plug-in has been integrated into it, it solves the complicated problem that most new users use eclipse to configure the Android development environment.

With ADT-Bundle, new Android Developers do not need to refer to tedious configuration tutorials on the Internet as before, so they can easily develop Android applications in one step.

Step 1: install java sdk (JDK:

You can ask Baidu to download JDK, or download JDK from the official website.

Http://www.Oracle.com/technetwork/java/javase/downloads/index.html

 

Step 2: Download ADT-Bundle for Windows

Http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

 

Step 3: Install ADT-Bundle

Directly extract the downloaded adt-bundle-windows-xxx-xxx.zip file to the location where you want to install it.

 

Step 4: Install the Android SDK

Open the SDK Manager.exe In the extracted folder (you can also run eclipse/eclipse.exe and open it through Windows-> Android SDK Manager)

Check the Android version of the target mobile phone you want to develop. It is best to check it all, and then click Install Package to follow the prompt next. accept allows installation to wait (this is a slow process)

Step 5: Configure Android AVD (Virtual simulator)

Open Eclipse (eclipse/eclipse.exe ), then open the AVD manager from Windows> Android Virtual Device Manger.

Click the New button to create your New AVD. For example, I made a simple description. You can fill in the parameters as needed. Click OK.

The AVD you configured will be used as the default debugging tool for your Android Application. Of course, you can also configure multiple ones.

 

Step 6: Create a Hello World project

Use File-> New-> Android Application Project, and enter Hello World (Project name), next, and finish.

 

Step 7: run Hello World

Click Run Debug (F11 shortcut) to Run it in the simulator you configured.

 

With the ADT-Bundle, it is much easier.

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