Android Studio 👀 Flamingo 🦩 Giraffe 🦒

Glimpse into the upcoming releases of the Android Studio. IDE for Android development.

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1. Android Studio 👀 Flamingo 🦩 Giraffe 🦒 Volodymyr Chornenkyi March 2023
2. Roadmap Arctic Fox July, 2021 ❖ JetPack Compose support ❖ Background Task inspector ❖ Wear OS pairing Bumblebee January, 2022 ❖ New Device Manager ❖ ADB over Wifi ❖ Junk detection in CPU Profiler ❖ Animated Vector Drawables preview Chipmunk May, 2022 ❖ Compose Animation Preview ❖ Jetifier check in Build Analyzer
3. Roadmap Flamingo ?, 2023 Flamingo May, 2023 ? Electric Eel January, 2023 ❖ New Logcat ❖ App Quality insights ❖ Problems panel ❖ SDK Index integration ❖ Desktop in AVD ❖ Network Traffic interceptions ❖ Updates to App Quality insights ❖ Themed app icon preview ❖ Dynamic color Dolphin September, 2022 ❖ Compose recomposition counts in Layout inspector ❖ Compose Animation inspection ❖ Gradle Managed Virtual Devices
4. Roadmap Giraffe ?, 2023 ❖ New UI !!! ❖ Device Mirroring ❖ Compose animations preview ❖ Gradle Versions catalog
5. as of March 29th
6. New UI
7. New API support for Compose Animation Preview Precondition: Compose 1.4.0-alpha04 or higher
8. Device mirroring is official now
9. Device File Explorer -> Device Explorer
10. New Android SDK Upgrade Assistant
11. Dynamic colors
12. Compose templates
13. Traffic interception
14. App Quality Insights updates
15. Compose Tracing
16. AGP 8.+ JDK increase Android Studio bundled with JDK 17 JDK 17 required to run AGP 8.0
17. Android Lint contains bytecode targeting JVM 17 Precondition: AGP 8.1.0-alpha04 Android Lint contains bytecode targeting JVM 17. If you write custom lint checks, you need to compile with JDK 17 or higher and specify jvmTarget = '17' in your Kotlin compiler options. AGP 8.+
18. Gradle Version Catalogs are official AGP 8.+
19. Automatic per-app language support Precondition: AGP 8.1.0-alpha07 You can configure your app to support per-app language preferences automatically. Based on your project resources, the Android Gradle plugin generates the LocaleConfig file and adds a reference to it in the final manifest file, so you no longer have to do it manually. AGP uses the resources in the res folders of your app modules and any library module dependencies to determine the locales to include in the LocaleConfig file. Note that the automatic per-app language feature supports apps that run Android 13 or higher. To configure per-app language preferences for prior versions of Android, you still need to use the APIs and in-app language pickers. AGP 8.+
20. Firebase Test Lab devices with Gradle Managed Devices AGP 8.+
21. AGP 8.+ plugin 'com.android.settings' Precondition: Groovy
22. Support of Grammatical Inflection API Precondition: introduced in Android 14 dev preview 1
23. Build Analyzer update AGP 8.+