Worse is automatically pressing ctrl+d to duplicate line(adds bookmark) or ctrl+shift+c (opens console)

So sad that you can't trust your colleagues.

One of reasons to dump java and switch to Kotlin

That's how I got mine. Two years later, still working there, salary increased by 60%

@No-one "do it" may be "do programming", as per question, or "do information technology" as a general term

@No-one pun intented?

@greenrobo i think 4gb for each instance. Plus I have some beta/experimental features enabled

@greenrobo don't have pc now. Basically, give tons of memory for gradle daemons. Clean builds take up to a minute. Also, installation to device takes time, on emulator - it's instant. By the way, some projects include 30+ dependancies: appcompat, rx, kotlin, retrofit...

I use emulator, Build and install takes ~3 seconds on 16 gb ddr4, 6700k, 512gb samsung 850 pro

Just use reflection

@f03n1x most of the time, xxxhdpi is enough. Special case is app icon - use mipmap and add all sizes. For simple drawables, xxxhdpi is enough. I always use only them, and never encountered any problems. I don't know for sure, but I think xxxhdpi is scaled down at installation time.

@f03n1x dpi is not that important. It means how sharp the screen is, not how big it is. For perfect image quality you can calculate required resolution yourself - xxxhdpi is 4x the base resolution. To test your layouts, you should test on different sizes, not resolutions. And sw parameter - smallest width - is what you need here. It's more or less physical size of device. Most of the time sw setting in dev options is enough, but if you are doing some highly custom layouts, based on percentages - it may not work.

@sam9669 I would believe you. A colleague had to do some integrations with Tesla and said the same - their coders suck.

How do you change your dpi? You can set sw in dp, which is pretty much all you need, however, it's not reliable. 320 is the smallest possible value. Anyway, I suggest using emulator for development, unless you need actual hardware features like gps or camera.

@c3ypt1c depends. In capital city centre, you can get one room apartment for 300€

I myself find that iphone is... just a phone. Android has much better digital assistant, but if phone is primarily used for communication, then 3 year old iphone performs quite well.

@No-one that's entry level here in Lithuania. For 12€/month you get 1ms ping and 300mb/s

@Krokoklemme rx is many things. Biggest change is that everything happens async, i.e. Instead of getting the value, you subscribe to changes of value

xkill or kill -9 if it's frozen, alt+f and close project if it's intellij project, otherwise alt f4

@Krokoklemme agreed. Kotlin - 1 week to master, rx - 6 months and still lots to learn