Yesterday, I replaced my Win7 OS with CloudReady (similar to Chrome OS which is developed by Chrominium Project). Now I want to develop Android Apps. So, how can I Install Android Studio?
Link OS which I'm running, and want to install Android Studio: https://www.neverware.com/freedownload
If you are using the 64bit version of CloudReady, you can install it via a flatpak.
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I'm exploring KMM, I have done with the setup in Android Studio. I could able to run the Android app perfectly, but when I try to run the ios app, facing an issue in configuration setup. Xcode project scheme Dropdown is empty. I have attached a screenshot for reference.
Android Studio v4.1.2
Xcode 11.4
Mac OS 10.15.4
Kotlin plugin version
1.4.20.
Note:
I tried specifying the Xcode project location. But no luck.
But when I launch the ios App directly from Xcode, the app is working perfectly.
For your Kotlin version, the KMM plugin version should be 0.2.0 in accord with this release page https://kotlinlang.org/docs/mobile/kmm-plugin-releases.html#release-details.
I solved using Kotlin v1.5.0 e KMM v0.2.4.
I want to get started with flutter. I have downloaded flutter and the Android Studio and XCode. In Android Studio, I can select the ios simulator from the drop down menu, but all that does is turn the simulator on and doesn't actually run my app. I am not sure what else do I have to do?
Open your app on Xcode, xcode will configure somethings. When you compile from android studio to an iphone emulator, xcode compiles the project, so it needs to configure the project at least once. You may need to go to the project's ios folder and run pod install to install the ios dependencies.
Android Studio 2.1 seems to only support Windows 7 onwards, is it possible to install it on the Vista devices and run it? Is there any official link from Android which has the old versions of the Android Studio?
I'm running LinuxMint and developing in Android Studio while using PyCharm for a class so I can code in Python. I have openJDK7 installed and I'm currently using it for both Android Studio and PyCharm. Whenever I open Android Studio, though, it complains and says that I should use the Oracle JDK, not OpenJDK. Is there a way to install multiple versions of Java and update the environment variables so that Android Studio uses the Oracle JDK and PyCharm sticks with OpenJDK? Or would it make sense to use the Oracle JDK for both?
Thanks in advance!
I am unable to start emulator. It is giving this error
Cannot launch AVD in emulator.
Output
dyld:symbol not found _AVMediaTypeVideo
I have tried restarting Android Studio, rebooting the system. Can anyone help?
Happens after upgrading Android SDK Tools to 24.1.2 rev 24.3
Upgrading to SDK Tools from 24.3.1 to 24.3.3 fixed this issue for me. You can update the SDK Tools via the SDK Manager in Android Studio.
I had this same problem on my MacBook Pro yesterday with the latest version of Android SDK tools (i.e., 24.3.1). I found that updating my MacOS X to OS X Yosemite resolved the issue. Now, my emulators are starting again.
I am going to assume they are using some symbols that are only available in Yosemite.
Same here. I downloaded the SDK separately and changed the SDK location in Android Studio to use the downloaded one. Now the emulator starts up again.