Android projects

Google' Jan 17, 2019 android projects has shipped the first release candidate for the next edition of its flagship IDE, Android Studio 3.4.

The new release candidate is the first major update since version 3.3 was launched in January as part of Project Marble, a renewed focus on IDE quality that spawned from numerous developer complaints about bugs and unreliability.

At the time, project manager Jamal Eason said: "Announced at the Android Developer Summit in November 2018, Project Marble is the Android Studio team's focus on making the fundamental features and flows of the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) rock-solid, along with refining and polishing the user-facing features that matter to you in your day-to-day app development workflows.

In Project Marble, we are specifically looking at reducing the number of crashes, hangs, memory leaks, and user-impacting bugs. We are also investing in our measurement infrastructure to prevent these issues from occurring. Stay tuned for Jan 17, 2019 android app projects and details as we progress on this initiative."

Reflecting Feb 21, 2019 android projects ideas , Android Studio 3.4 has fixed more than 30 bugs, according to an announcement post last week.

However, according to the release notes, new functionality has also been added, including a new resource manager.
Eason said it provides a new tool window for creating, managing and using resources in an app, helping developers with features such as:

Bulk import: Developers can import multiple drawable assets at once by either dragging and dropping them into the Resources tool window or the Resource management import wizard. The wizard can also convert SVG files into VectorDrawables.
Jan 18, 2019 android projects and drop assets: From the Resource management tool window coders can drag and drop drawables onto the Layout Editor design and text view surfaces.
View alternative versions: Users can view alternative versions of resources by double-clicking a resource within the Tool window. Mar 4, 2019 android projects list shows the different versions developers have created and the qualifiers that were included.
Tile and list views: Developers can change the view within the tool window to help visualize resources.

Other new features include:

New lint check configuration:
lintChecks: This is an existing configuration that developers should use only for lint checks they want to run when building a project locally.
Jan 17, 2019 android projects ideas : Developers should use this new configuration for library projects in which they want to include lint checks in the published AAR. This means that projects that consume a coder's library also apply those lint checks.
Updated Project Structure dialog with new features:
Visualize the actual structure of a project, as resolved by Gradle as a project sync. For Feb 26, 2019 php titles , programmers can visualize the dependency graph of each module.
Get Feb 19, 2019 simple android app projects when new versions of a library dependencies are available.
Configure a project through the dialog UI, without manually editing build.gradle files.
R8 enabled by default: R8 is a new tool for code shrinking and obfuscation that replaces ProGuard, and it's enabled by default.
Support for AARs: R8 now supports Android library projects. Developers can disable R8 for only your Android library projects.