Android Studio

Android Studio is the official application development environment for the respective operating system, designed to replace Eclipse. Google is the leading company to develop Android software tools. The development process in the Android Studio environment has become even more flexible than that of the main competitor. An exact project structure is made available for all worker files to be seen at once. In addition to being able to track all visual changes as they happen, this SDK enables you to try other applications as soon as the development stage has started. The built-in Android device emulator allows you to set a variety of technical configurations and screen resolutions for the test. In addition, when using emulation, it is possible to obtain information about the approximate performance level for a particular device.

Android Studio includes innovative tools for code packaging and marking which will help you not to get lost in a large project. Also, the Drag-n-program includes a drop interface where it allows you to drag and drop project elements in its development environment. Android Studio packages also provide the Google Cloud Messaging toolkit, which allows an application to send Push notifications as it grows. Localizing applications is made significantly easier with this SDK.