![→ gradlew clean
→ gradlew --profile
[--offline]
--rerun-tasks assembleFlavorDebug
→ open report
Build Speed - Local Statistics](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/androidstudiotipsandtricks-200617172011/85/Android-studio-tips-and-tricks-35-320.jpg)
![Create [root]srcapp_package
→ Create recipe.xml.ftl
→ create ViewModel
→ create Activity
→ create layout
→ add activity to manifest ( merge only works with xml)
Recipe](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/androidstudiotipsandtricks-200617172011/85/Android-studio-tips-and-tricks-56-320.jpg)
Android studio tips and tricks
- 1. Android Studio Tips And Tricks Mazhukin Oleg Senior Android Developer
- 2. • UI • Shortcuts • Speed • Debug • Plugins • Smart file templates • Random Tips The topics
- 3. View → Appearance → Enter Presentation Mode or ctrl+shift+a → Enter Presentation Mode UI - Presentation Mode
- 4. UI - Presentation Mode
- 5. ctrl+shift+a → Exit Presentation Mode UI - Exit Presentation Mode
- 6. Windows / Linux → ctrl + n Mac → cmd + o Shortcuts for navigation - Open class
- 7. Windows / Linux → ctrl + shift + n Mac → cmd + shift + o Open file
- 8. Windows / Linux → ctrl + e Mac → cmd + e Recently Opened Files
- 9. Windows / Linux → ctrl + f Mac → cmd + f Search in file
- 10. Windows / Linux → ctrl + shift + f Mac → cmd + shift + f Search Everywhere
- 11. Windows / Linux → ctrl + b Mac → cmd + b Go to declaration class
- 12. Windows / Linux → ctrl + b Mac → cmd + b Go to declaration variable
- 13. Windows / Linux → ctrl + alt + b Mac → cmd + option + b Go to implementation
- 14. Windows / Linux → ctrl+ w Mac → cmd + w Writing code - Selecting
- 15. Windows / Linux → ctrl+ o Mac → cmd + o Writing code - Overriding Methods
- 16. Windows / Linux → alt + insert Mac → cmd + n Writing code - Generating Methods
- 17. Windows / Linux → alt + shift + m Mac → cmd + shift + m Writing code - Creating Methods
- 18. Windows / Linux → ctrl+ space → tab Mac → cmd + space → tab Writing code - Autoreplace
- 19. Refactor → rename → extract/inline → change signature → safe delete Writing code - Refactor
- 20. Preferences → Code Style Writing code - Using code style
- 21. VCS → Git Writing code - Git in Studio
- 22. Windows / Linux → ctrl+ K Mac → cmd + K Writing code - Git Commit
- 23. Best way to learn shortcuts
- 25. Help → Productivity Guide Other useful info
- 26. Preferences (Settings) → Plugins → /enabled Plugins - Disable unused plugins
- 27. Plugins - Enable useful plugins
- 28. Plugins - Enable useful plugins
- 29. Plugins – Live templates
- 30. Gradle → Toggle offline mode Or --offline Build Speed Tips - Offline mode
- 31. Reuse Java between Android Studio and terminal Use custom JDK Location
- 32. Limit Gradle workers to real processors count org.gradle.workers.max=«N» Build Speed Tips - Worker count
- 33. Stopping gradle daemon → gradle --status → gradle --stop Build Speed Tips - Stopping daemons
- 34. Using terminal → gradlew app:assembleDebug → gradlew app:installDebug app - module name Debug - buildType Build Speed Tips - Using Terminal
- 35. → gradlew clean → gradlew --profile [--offline] --rerun-tasks assembleFlavorDebug → open report Build Speed - Local Statistics
- 36. gradlew assembleDebug --scan Build Speed Debugging - Scan Plugin
- 37. → Tasks Execution → Cache → Dependency resolution Build Speed Statistics
- 38. gradlew clean ~/.gradle/caches/build-cache-1/ or ~/.gradle/caches/ ~/.android/cache and/or ~/.android/build-cache ~/.idea/libraries Clean Up Caches
- 39. → 5.1" WVGA - 800*480: mdpi → 512 MB RAM/Internal storage 1.5 GB → Core Count 2х Fast Emulator
- 40. Select expression → alt+F8 Debugging Check Expression
- 41. → alt+F8 → change result Debugging Changing Behavior
- 42. Breakpoints → Log Debugging Breakpoint Settings - Log
- 43. Console → Breakpoint reached Debugging Breakpoint Settings - Log
- 44. Breakpoints → Disable until → Remove once hit Debugging Breakpoint Settings Condition
- 45. Right click → Check RegEx Debugging - Check RegEx
- 46. New → Edit live templates Predefined file templates
- 47. Default Params → ${NAME} → ${PACKAGE_NAME} → ${DATE} Predefined file templates - Interface Example
- 48. Default Params → ${Input} → ${Output} Predefined Custom File Templates
- 49. Custom Params → ${Input} → ${Output} Predefined Custom File In Action
- 50. New → file groups Predefined Default File Group
- 51. Combines template with params AS Version has limited abilities Apache Freemarker
- 52. ~/plugins/android/lib/templates/ Note the common folder Predefined Default File Group Location
- 53. ~/plugins/android/lib/templates/ → Create any folder → Create template.xml.ftl → Describes your template → name/description → category → input params - string/boolean/enum File Group Template
- 54. ~/plugins/android/lib/templates/ → /Custom/ViewModelActivity/template.xml.ftl → create ViewModel → create Activity → create layout → add activity to manifest View Model Activity
- 55. New → Activity → View Model Activity Template Result
- 56. Create [root]srcapp_package → Create recipe.xml.ftl → create ViewModel → create Activity → create layout → add activity to manifest ( merge only works with xml) Recipe
- 57. Create globals.xml.ftl → reused variables in recipes Example Global variables
- 58. ViewModelActivitysrcapp_package → ViewModel.kt.ftl (or java.ftl ) → define class preset Default params → packageName - current package → activityToLayout - activity_className Custom params - className Recipe ViewModel
- 59. ViewModelActivitysrcapp_package → ViewModel.kt.ftl → define class preset Recipe ViewModel
- 60. ViewModelActivitysrcapp_package → create ViewActivity.kt.ftl → define class preset Recipe Activity
- 61. ViewModelActivitysrcapp_package → create Layout.kt.ftl → define layout Recipe Layout
- 62. ViewModelActivity/ → create AndroidManifest.xml.ftl → define activity Recipe Manifest
- 63. template.xml – This will contain information about the template (Name, minSdkVersion, etc) recipe.xml.ftl – This will contain instructions explaining how to create the template, including what variables to ask the user for and what should be done with those variables. globals.xml.ftl – This defines global variables src (root/src or root/res) folder – this will contain the template code. Structure
- 64. Debugging
- 65. Debugging
- 66. Result
- 67. Possibilities
- 68. - Learn different params types → boolean → list → etc - Reuse existing recipes - add dependencies or strings - Create your own file groups What’s next?
- 69. - You have to re-import custom templates after Android Studio update - Documentation is the source code - No easy way to debug Known Issues
- 70. → Learn shortcuts to maximize your performance → Experiment and debug your gradle build speed → Use smart debug tools for better debugging → Create custom file templates to automate boilerplate code Quick Recap
- 71. Android Studio Shortcuts → https://developer.android.com/studio/intro/keyboard-shortcuts Android Studio for Experts → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y2GC6P5hPeA Mouseless Driven Development→ https://vimeo.com/98922030 File templates → https://riggaroo.dev/custom-file-templates-android-studio/ File group templates → https://medium.com/codequest/file-group-templates-in-android-studio-unofficial-guide-85dfa0a0c1ec → https://medium.com/gits-apps-insight/tutorial-create-your-own-template-for-android-studio-1aaa9b4cb18 Reuse gradle daemon → https://medium.com/@mydogtom/tip-how-to-reuse-gradle-daemon-between- android-studio-and-terminal-df5232d63f38 Resources