Android Development be like:

- Has great idea for app or feature
- Boots up PC
- Starts android studio and creates new project
- Build error
- Gradle build failed
- Android studio crashes
- Java Error
- Shutsdown PC
- Goes and hangs himself

Pretty accurate if you ask me 😀😀😀😎

start again, using react native, finish app, noone downloads, back to the rope

Stop using a pentium 3

Android Studio works pretty well for me. I simply launch it and immediately start kicking ass

@dotPy actually i started learning react native 2 months ago. It has its draw backs but its pretty awesome. Plus you can always jump to native code which is awesome to me

@sharktits well i have a i7 high end PC but thats no excuse for Google to give us a shitty IDE. On My Laptop for exmaple i cant run Android studio as smooth as visual studio which runns extremly good. I think the Main reason is that android studio is coded in java to be able to run on multiple operating systems.

@the-dawn well you sir are the exception 😎👌

Its made in c++

Edit: what the fuck its actually java

@sharktits That was my reaction when i found out xD😀😀👌

Well its based on intellij which is an awesome idea. Idk why android studio is so buggy compared to it.

@musician thats My point 😀 They build on something amazing and manage to make it worse

I started to explore android a fee months ago and now, each time i feel like trying to know a little more and developing more complex trial apps I give up... knowing that I have to run an Android studio. 😩

Visual studio runs very good on my PC.

@snap Same for me

I agree.

1. When you learn Android apps are written in Java and you know Java
2. Attempts to learn basics
3. Experience build errors
4. Start a simple app
5. Found out other 3rd party libraries
6. Refactor as app gets more complex
7. Found out about architecture and how challenging it is to implement
8. Rewrite or give up?
9. Go back to #4

That's exactly how android development sounds or feels like!!

@EmptyStack i know im speaking from experience 😁😁😁

For me android studio works fine on my personal laptop. The problem was windows. I switched to Linux and now it works great. Also if you hate it , I've seen devs develop in Sublime text and use command line to build. Gradle is pretty great to do this.

What happened to 'Building project Gradle info' ?