Studio Android: Google apps creation tool gets version 1.0
Announced during the Google I / O 2013, Android Studio is an Integrated Development Environment (IDE, its acronym in English) made to make life easier for those who want to develop applications for the mobile platform of the search giant. More than a year after its release, the tool now gets its first stable version, allowing the creation of programs for smartphones, smartwatchs, cars and everything else has linked to the scheme.
While this practice does not mean many improvements in relation to variant testing that was available before the launch of the Android Studio 1.0 indicates that the most critical bugs were eliminated and that Google can already consider the program as the preferred tool to develop apps for the operating system on green little robot.
Software functions include intelligent edit codes, resources for user interface design and performance analysis, among other things. Google recommended that developers would use the Eclipse IDE to make applications for Android, but now the search giant offers instructions for users to migrate to Android Studio.
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