An updated performance profiler UI should boost game tooling. Developers can use the new build analyzer to diagnose where their app may have code issues. Kotlin Symbol Processing and Gradle task graph caching, in particular, should smooth over the process. Overall, building and deploying apps should be faster. Developers can import their models for ML Kit and TensorFlow Lite directly in the IDE. The device manager is touched up a bit, too. Developers can run tests side by side to see results from a handful of devices concurrently. Device testing is better with the Android Emulator, which is now hosted inside the IDE. Google also added Database Inspector and Dependency Injection tools. Developers can debug wirelessly over ADB with Android 11.
Google says it focused on a number of critical factors in the Android Studio 4.1 Beta and 4.2 Canary Builds - all due to requests from developers. You'll find updates to Kotlin, Jetpack, and more.
Android Studio 4.1 Beta and Android Studio 4.2 Canary are here to help developers target Android 11 and its new set of APIs. Along with the recently released Android 11 beta, Google has made a new version of Android Studio available to developers.
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