

Android Studio has many exciting features that can help you to develop your Android application like : Android Studio can develop and test your application on either a real device or an emulator.

The Android Studio uses Gradle to manage your project, a Build Automation Tool.įor developing your first app, you need to download Android Studio for your preferred platform (Windows®, Mac OS X, or Linux) from the Android developers site. Android Studio contains all the Android tools to design, test, debug, and profile your application. As an Android programmer, I want to share what the Android Studio is? Android Studio is an IDE for Google Android Development launched on 16th May 2013, during Google's I/O 2013 event. Given that fact that this is a default option if you create a new project using AS 3.1, I think this configuration is pretty safe.In recent times, Android became the world's most popular operating system for various reasons. Thanks to referenced, this page mentions that Gradle-aware make means "Compile the project and run Gradle".Īt first I guess this may make Runs take longer time even if no code has been changed but after testing, the second time is still much faster if no code has been changed. Appreciate if someone can give more explanation on it! Warning: I don't know what these action means, and whether it will cause any side-effects. Under Before launch:, if you cannot find Gradle-aware Make, just like below:Īdd Gradle-aware Make and leaving Task empty.

In Android Studio, go to Run > Edit Configuration. Yesterday () Android Studio published an official update from 3.0.1 to 3.1, and it looks like a lot of people (including me) start running into this issue again.Ĭredit to #5 comment here, below is how it solved: If you are using gradle 6.0 in your gradle-wrapper.properties, you may also encounter a similar situation because there is this bug in 6.0 version.
