Being productive with Android Studio & Gradle
summary
Android Studio shows roughly 15 new features that speed debugging and editing: conditional breakpoints, a clipboard history that pastes the first of five entries, and a live regex tester plus structural replace for safe mass edits. Editor features include multi‑selection rename and sharable live templates. Gradle features include product flavors and build variants that change package names, resources, API keys and produce many APK permutations (e.g., three flavors × three buildTypes), and advice to split into modules to avoid rebuilding unrelated parts.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Introduction to Android Studio
- 1:18Conditional breakpoints in Android Studio
- 2:45Regular expressions in Android Studio
- 4:58Live templates in Android Studio
- 7:08Product flavors in Gradle
- 9:20Resource management with flavors
- 10:25Handling release versions
- 11:28Debug and staging builds
- 12:37Optimizing build times
- 14:12Modularizing dependencies
- 15:38Summary and Q&A
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