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In Eclipse, you can simply press right key on project, select property->Android->isLibrary to create a library project, but in Android studio 1.0.1, how to create a library project?
To create library project in Android Studio, go to
File -> New Module -> Android Library
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I tried to install the plugin Parcelable Code Generator(for kotlin) in Android Studio 4.1, but I faced this error. Can anyone help me with this?
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Should I add .idea/jarRepositories.xml to gitignore?
It was generated after updating Android Studio to 4.0
As illustrated by this PR, you can add .idea/jarRepositories.xml to .gitignore (and git rm --cached .idea/jarRepositories.xml)
gitignore.io with IntelliJ preset removes the file
I guess we're using the auto-import feature and don't need to track this file
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I have setup TFVC plugin in the android studio for subversion. My project is managed in TFVC.
I have deleted some file from my project and changed the package name. Then, I was trying to commit all to the server but every time it fails with an error message
Files commit failed
Any help appreciated.
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I'M Currently Using Eclipse For Android Development And I have an uncompleted Project also.Is it better moving to Android Studio?
Yes you can move to Android Studio. Also after completing the project you can move to Studio. It is a step by step process to move a Eclipse project to Android Studio project.
Follow the link below:
https://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/migrate.html
I used both the IDE and in my case Android Studio is more efficient for android development. And another thing is if you have a incomplete project then no issue just import the project to android studio, you may need to change some small things then you are ready to go.
Hope this helps you :)
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I want use eclipse for Android Development and then use the ADT Plugin from Google.
But Which eclipse to use:
Release Luna Packages:
1 - Eclipse IDE for Java EE Developers
or
2- Eclipse IDE for Java and DSL Developers
thanks
The easiest way to start developing for the Android Platform is to use the ADT Bundle. It is built over eclipse and comes with latest SDKs preinstalled and you need to do nothing to set it up. (Generally)
You can download it from here : http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html