I was forwarded a couple of separate screenshots from Twitter where some Android developers had feedback about Studio. I'm not going to respond on Twitter, but in both of these cases the handles for the users actually pointed to Mastodon right there in the name. "Great, I'll respond here" -- except when I looked up the profiles, they didn't post here, only on Twitter :( Is that common? Is the hope to just keep showing the alternate ID until more people move? Or just a forgotten attempt to move?
Our Google I/O talk, "What's New in Android Studio", is now available:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2wOfYgIMf-A
It was super fun to be able to do a live demo again after 5 years of online-only I/O talks. And an honor to represent all the great work of the team! I hope you'll find these improvements useful and a joy to use.
What's new in Android development tools
Gemini in Android Studio and more: Android Studio Jellyfish is Stable!
Learn more about all the updates, product quality improvements, and new features across your key flows in Android Studio Jellyfish.
Exciting day for Android Studio! With our Jellyfish release this morning, Gemini in Android Studio is now available in the stable channel.
And not only that, it's (finally!) available in Europe as well. Please give it a try -- I hope you'll find it as helpful and useful as I do!
https://developer.android.com/gemini-in-android
Gemini in Android Studio - Android Developers
Gemini in Android Studio (previously known as Studio Bot) is your AI-powered development companion, designed to make it easier for you to build high quality Android apps, faster.
My keynote from droidcon sf is available online now. If you're an Android developer there are hopefully a thing or two in there you'll find useful!
https://www.droidcon.com/2023/07/20/keynote-android-developer-productivity
Keynote- Android Developer Productivity - droidcon
Android Studio is at the center of the Android developer’s universe. In this keynote, Tor Norbye will share his perspective on how to get the most out of the IDE, covering his favorite features, some hidden gems, and some recent additions. Last but not least, he'll cover some upcoming features under active development.
Code with the Italians 🤌
Chet Haase
