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bahua
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A very frequent topic for rants I see is the slowness and high resource utilization of Android Studio. My first thought whenever I see these rants is, "why not just use a normal IDE or a text editor?" Is Android Studio a hard requirement? Will no other software allow you to edit Java code and assemble it into a usable apk?

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    Some people would rather complain than try to find a solution. After all, the former is easier than the latter.
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    It's not a hard requirement, but working without intellisense in Java makes it a very bad experience (it's the reason a lot of Java devs don't want to do Javascript - the intellisense is quite shitty over there, in the JS world).
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    @piehole intellisense is pretty good nowadays.
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    @piehole it was but not anymore plus using typescript is even better
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    @Codex404 for JS? Nah never seen that. Most stuff is weird fragments, incomplete or plain wrong entries. In java its 100% correct and super fast (all the infos r there, nothing to infere or guess).
    For typesscript idk but i guess it‘s similar than fir java
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    @mojo2012 vscode had really voor intellisense for JavaScript, but you have to typehint.
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