Overview
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Develop apps for Android with the official Google IDE. Learn how to start editing and debugging code in Android Studio.
Syllabus
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Introduction
- Android Studio and IntelliJ IDEA
- What you should know
- What's new in this update
- System requirements
- Install Android Studio on Windows
- Install Android Studio on macOS
- Set up the Android SDK
- Add executables to the system path
- Manage Android Studio updates
- Update the Android SDK and tools
- Create an Android Studio project
- Explore a project's file structure
- Import sample apps
- Configure Android Studio
- Export and import settings
- Update Intel HAXM software
- Create virtual devices for app testing
- Connect a physical device for testing
- Build and launch apps on Android devices
- Share an Android project on GitHub
- Clone a GitHub repository
- Manage repository branches with Git
- Use Android Studio tool windows
- Manage the window layout
- Use menus and toolbars
- Customize keyboard shortcuts
- Search for files and code
- Manage Gradle build scripts
- Add external libraries with dependencies
- Manage dependency version variables
- Build signed APKs for deployment
- Build app bundles for Google Play
- Define and manage build variants
- Create new Kotlin and Java code files
- Edit code files in the editor window
- Useful code editing shortcuts
- Refactor and inspect code
- Create and use live templates
- Edit layouts with design and text mode
- Add MotionLayout to an XML layout file
- Animate views in the Motion Editor
- Challenge: Extract code to a new class
- Solution: Extract code to a new class
- Analyze and fix code problems
- Apply changes to running apps
- Filter and search LogCat messages
- Use breakpoints and watch expressions
- Profile resource usage at runtime
- Inspect and update local databases
- Create bitmap and vector images
- Create vector image assets
- Next steps
- Share an Android project on GitHub
- Clone a GitHub repository
- Manage development branches with Git
