Android Studio 2.2 Beta Ships With Beta GPU Debugger

[phoronix]

Phoronix: Android Studio 2.2 Beta Ships With Beta GPU Debugger

Android developers announced the release today of the Android Studio 2.2 integrated development environment with many changes...

http://www.phoronix.com/scan.php?pag...oid-Studio-2.2

[wargames]

Probably one of the most bloated IDEs I've ever tried in my whole life.

[Rolz73]

Minor point, I think this release is on Stable channel (the GPU debugger is still in beta though).

As far as most bloated? Not sure. But the last thing I have to compare it to is Eclipse. Seems perfectly usable to me.

[fuzz]

Probably one of the most bloated IDEs I've ever tried in my whole life.

Do you think PyCharm is bloated as well? Or any other Jetbrains IDEs?

They tend to be best in class.

[Tiger_Coder]

Probably one of the most bloated IDEs I've ever tried in my whole life.

You are confusing this JetBrains based one with the old Eclipse based one.

[uid313]

I hope they add Java 8 and Java 9 support.
So developers can develop using modern language constructs.

[bug77]

I hope they add Java 8 and Java 9 support.
So developers can develop using modern language constructs.

Afaik, Java 8 is supported in Nougat. Java 9 is not out (won't be till next year) so it will be a while till we see it supported. Though Java 9 is mostly about modularizing the JDK/JRE so I don't see immediate benefits for Android there.

[uid313]

Afaik, Java 8 is supported in Nougat. Java 9 is not out (won't be till next year) so it will be a while till we see it supported. Though Java 9 is mostly about modularizing the JDK/JRE so I don't see immediate benefits for Android there.

Yeah, I just read that Android have partial support for Java 8 on Nougat when using the Jack compiler.
https://developer.android.com/guide/...m/j8-jack.html

I hope that Android soon gets full Java 8 support, and will be early to get Java 9 support as soon as possible.

[bug77]

Yeah, I just read that Android have partial support for Java 8 on Nougat when using the Jack compiler.
https://developer.android.com/guide/...m/j8-jack.html

I hope that Android soon gets full Java 8 support, and will be early to get Java 9 support as soon as possible.

Again, why? Which of these features do you think will make your life easier as a mobile developer? http://openjdk.java.net/projects/jdk9/
Also, support for Java8 being this late doesn't tell you anything about support for Java9?

[starshipeleven]

Again, why? Which of these features do you think will make your life easier as a mobile developer?

Wasn't him the guy that wanted to drop also DRI2 and DRI1 kernel drivers for lulz?