First look about Android Studio 1.0.5 running with Fedora distro.
Google just announced Android Studio, an integrated development environment for building apps.
This IDE is based on IntelliJ IDEA and works as a WYSIWYG for creating Android applications.
You can get this IDE from here.
It’s working under OS platforms: Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X.
I used under Fedora and this is my short tutorial about this IDE.
The Android Studio has two folders: bin and sdk.
Content of the bin folder has these files and folders:
1 2 3 4 5 | $ ls appletviewer.policy fsnotifier64 libbreakgen64.so studio.sh build.log idea.png libbreakgen.so studio.vmoptions build-log.xml idea.properties log.xml fsnotifier inspect.sh studio64.vmoptions |
Content of the SDK folder has this files and folders:
1 2 3 | $ ls add-ons extras platform-tools sources temp build-tools platforms samples system-images tools |
To run the IDE just need to start from bin folder the studio.sh .
You will see the splash of the Android Studio:
After that will see the IDE.
I don’t tell you all of the features of this IDE.
This will take time and this is just one short tutorial.
Most of this it’s like in the old Eclipse IDE.
I will try to show you something new and also to show how to update the IDE.
First if will see something like this :
If it not update then you need to update the Android Studio.
Go to Menu -> Help -> Check for Update…
After that will need to press button : Update and Restart.
You will see this:
This will update your IDE.
First you need to update your android using this tool: SDK MAnager.
Select your android sdk to build your application.
To start your first project just go to menu File -> New Project …
You will see the next window and will need to fill with your project settings.
I will show you how to make it but into another tutorial.
See you later…
