
It made UX design easy, which saved tons of time, and it’s kept updated by Google. When I was coding, it handled other tasks by itself, like writing the basic boilerplate code that’s important for the software to work with Android OS. You can also choose between two different languages, which is awesome (Kotlin and Java). The built-in smartphone simulator is great too, because you can test the app after making changes on different Android OS versions. Avis collecté par et hébergé sur G2.com.
Android Studio has a few drawbacks. One is that it requires powerful hardware and doesn’t work properly on low-end PCs; in my experience, it needs at least 16 GB of RAM to run smoothly. Mobile simulation also requires a lot of storage to keep different OS versions, like Android 12 or 13 and more. On top of that, it still has some bugs. Avis collecté par et hébergé sur G2.com.




