How can I create a custom jetpack-compose template, so I can avoid making the same changes over and over again to gradle and other files every time I start a new project?
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You can write an Android Studio Plugin, search Google for some tutorials. There are quite a lot development and maintenance works to do though.
You could create yourself a starter project on git, and then clone that each time.
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Every time I create an android project, I have to add for example "navigation library" or some other ones,Is it possible to make it such the desired dependency is already included in my every project? the reason I want this is because adding and downloading these libraries are hard for me due to some IP limitations.
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You could create a template project like the one you get to choose when creating new projects in android studio. Android Studio does not have this built-in, you have to look for workarounds.
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I am trying to create an android program but, every time I set it up it does not make a new project **successfully**, the project that is made has a huge number of errors..
All the specifications are given in the screen shots below...
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ADT
Maybe you can try opening it on Android Studio, an then making the new project there. Hope it could help you.
you need to import android-support-v7-appcompat library then clean your project
try to start using android studio, as suggest by developers/google Android studio for android Development, Android studio having much more functionality then eclipse and provide faster tools.
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I'm trying to develop a plugin for Android Studio to add a new type of project to the selection of project wizards. Unfortunately it seems like Android Studio blocks every project wizard besides the one for Android projects. So far I already have a solution which works well in IntelliJ but not in AS. I already took a look at this question but as I am trying to create a new wizard instead of reactivating an existing one I hope there might be a solution for that.
For everyone trying to convince me to use IntelliJ IDEA with Android Plugin instead: unfortunately this is not and option as I have to stick to Android Studio.
tl;dr: trying to create a project wizard in Android Studio. Works in Intellij IDEA but not in Android Studio.
I'm new to development on Eclipse (for Android). I have been a .Net developer using Visual Studio for YEARS now. I'm excited to now try something new.
I have just started working on Eclipse and managed to develop a small database application. I want to build reusable components which I can use across multiple projects. In Visual Studio, I build a new project and "reference" them in other projects. This way changes to the components get reflected in all referencing projects.
Is there a way to do a similar thing in Eclipse? I don't want to include the .java files in my project, rather I want them to be in a separate project. I'm also looking for the best practices to do this in the Eclipse/Java world.
Create a library project for the one you want to reuse.
https://developer.android.com/studio/tools/sdk/eclipse-adt.html
Update: Eclipse is not supported now, here are the docs for Android Studio.
How to add libgdx.zip file in eclipse for my android game application using libgdx framework.
The "MyFirstTriangle" tutorial on the libgdx site does a good job of explaining the whole project setup.