The Layout Inspector has also been improved with the ability to save snapshots of your running app’s layout hierarchy, so that they can be shared or used for later reference. There's also a Virtual tab for creating and working with virtual devices, and a Physical tab can be used to pair to a new device using ADB Wifi and see the details of each physical device. This gives you easier access to your devices without obstructing other windows of the IDE. Specifically, you get a more flexible UI that supports being docked in the IDE, floating, or in a separate window, like you can with other Android Studio tool windows. The new version adds new capabilities that the developers say make it easier to create and manage all of your local test devices. The improvements to the Bumblebee release start with a new Device Manager that replaces the AVD Manager.
It is based on Jetbrain's IntelliJ IDEA, and supports the same programming languages as IntelliJ with extensions for Android. The developers say they've improved functionality across a broad area of the typical developer workflow, specifically, build and deploy, profiling and inspection, and design.Īndroid Studio is the official IDE for Android. The latest version of Android Studio, Bumblebee, is now available in a stable version, as is the latest release of the Android Gradle plugin (AGP).
Android Studio Bumblebee Adds Support For ADB Over WiFi
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