Get Inside The Google’s New Android Studio 2.0And Experience Its Improved Features

Google’s new innovation Android studio 2.0

is out with a lot of anticipation on how and

what it possibly offers.

Android Studio offers Integrated

Development Environment (IDE) for building

apps made to work on its mobile operating

system.

Google’s Based on IntelliJ, launched back in

2013, Android Studio has everything

developers can expect to build a robust app.

Its major features include a code editor,

code analysis tools, emulators for all of

Google’s Android platforms.

Stephanie Cuthbertson, Google’s group

product manager for Android Studio, states

that their team wanted to build on the

foundation and version 2.0 has to accelerate

in its running speed.

Apart from its stability, their major focus

was how much delight it can offer to users

and expert developers.

She says that with last couple of releases,

they have successfully achieved this goal and

has evolved to be amazingly stable.

With its ability to offer you accelerated

speed to see coded changes, it is engineered

purely to amaze the diligent developers active

in the world of Android operating system.

According to Cuthbertson, app building can

practically get 2 to 2.5 times faster than

previous releases as Google has made

improvements in its deployment speeds.

What Is The Real Catch?

The new feature Instant Run, though, is

among the most appreciated by avid App

developers. This new addition gives you the

same experience as you get with HTML coding.

Simply write it, reload the browser and view

the changes done.

What Is The Real Catch?

What Android 2.0 has done differently is

bestowing upon industrious developers the

facility to deploy the app to physical device,

change the code and redeploy and again see

the changes in the running app in just a

matter of several seconds.

How Is It BeneficialTo Developers?

With Instant Run feature, Google has thus

changed the typical mobile app development

process, making the deployment operations

very swift, seamless and unique from the

developers’ end.

How Is It BeneficialTo Developers?

During the development process, Google’s

Android ecosystem never offered a chance to

test the apps on popular devices.

The earlier phase, before the launch of

Android 2.0, has been typically arduous for

developers.

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AWS Device Farm and Xamarin test were

their ultimate rescues to test their produce on

a later stage.

Developers then have to go slow since

Google emulators was not this capable and

faster as in the newer release.

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The brand new introduction of 2.0

emulators, everything about apps testing

grows faster and easier.

The rebuild of its interface has made it easy

to fire up the camera.

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The inclusion of new GPU profiler in Android

Studio 2.0 will work wonders for those

developers who are into building apps and

games that are rich with graphics and images.

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The real boon from Android Studio 2.0 will

be its search engine friendly feature that

enables app indexing for Android based apps.

It basically helps bring content from apps

into search engine and generate deep links

for Google search.

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