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I write under android on Java in Eclipse + ADT. What other development environments should be used and why? I saw the review on Android Studio - everything seems to be cool, but is it worth going to it? Or is there something else?

PS In particular, in the above review, the claimed connection feature was pleased with the lines of code blocks. This is missing from Eclipse.

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  • I recommend reading - startandroid.ru/ru/articles/listofarticles/ ... Personally, I am sitting on IDEA, I have not yet reached the studio. But the Eclipse has been thrown away long ago. - Alexey Anufriev
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I already answered about Eclipse vs IDEA .

Now for the development of android using Android Studio for it is sharpened for this case. There are many ready-made templates (Navigation Drawer, LoginActivity, Master / Detail Flow, etc.). Yes, it allows you to work with projects only for android. But it didn’t hurt me to put IDEA near me, it’s not that busy.

The only negative (after the transition, I do not consider as such) is that she constantly offers to transfer the project to Gradle.

I used AS from the very beginning as soon as it was submitted. Since then, it has become much more stable. I consider it the best IDE for Android development.

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