Thank you @Stevdza-San. great tips. But I was expecting more from you. my desktop configuration is i5 10gen, 24GB ram. but still im facing performance issue when open one of my old large project. So I think some gradle tweeks and caching will also effects the performance of build.
I'm not familiar with your PC specs, how have you configured your OS and everything else, but in most cases if you apply the things I talk about in this video then there shouldn't be any issue.
Well.. if you haven't already, you could try enabling parallel gradle builds for your multi-module project That could potentially cut your build times in about half Don't use Material UI themes for Android Studio if you're using that. In my personal case, I have always felt that this plugin has always slowed down my AStudio.
If you have 24GB ram I am assuming you have 3 ram sticks. If you do then it's running in what's called 'single channel mode' and you should use either 2 or 4 sticks to run in 'dual channel mode' for faster performance. Now I am no expert so some further research would be helpful
Bro new Android studio Artic update is soo stupid and bug... Specially xml file bug... I really can't see my layout properly i literally have 2 zoom and many time rendering problem
Thanks for sharing your specs buddy. Since you are using HDD I guess Android Studio is pretty slow, not to mention RAM and CPU. 😁 But you can upgrade your PC slowly component by component 👍
@@dyari009 Nothing is done over one night. The most important thing that you're working towards that goal one step at a time, no matter how long it takes. 🚀
Thanks for this tips , I have a very tiny project which its size was only 3MB before migrating to kotlin and jetpack compose But after migrating , its size becomes 18MB, is there any way to reduce the app's size or it is normal, I appreciate your answer
Can you tell us about default plugins? One developer told me that I can switch off several of them, like machine learning and ect. Can you tell about this in more detail?
Hey I am one of your daily watcher and I usually like your videos. But sorry this video was a bit absurd. Everyone knows that getting better hardware will obviously make things much faster but still not everyone has best hardware because of "money". The first two points are the same point about computer hardware. Third point is good one most people don't realize the importance of updates. But this is not always the case. Many a times upgrading android studio version broke my project. But yes usually upgrading improves performance. 4th point is also obvious everyone knows that opening more projects will use more ram. So all these points are not tips these are FACTS which everyone already knows. yet still you added "MUST WATCH" in your video title. As I said I am a daily watcher and a subscriber and a fan. So please take this criticism positively.
Thank you for your feedback. I needed to create this video because I'm receiving a lot of questions regarding that issue. Believe it or not, people do think that there is some magic option inside Android Studio which will immediately improve the performance. With this video I'm putting an end to that topic, and everyone else who ask me that again can refer to this video and learn more about it. 👍👊
Thank you @Stevdza-San. great tips. But I was expecting more from you. my desktop configuration is i5 10gen, 24GB ram. but still im facing performance issue when open one of my old large project. So I think some gradle tweeks and caching will also effects the performance of build.
I'm not familiar with your PC specs, how have you configured your OS and everything else, but in most cases if you apply the things I talk about in this video then there shouldn't be any issue.
Well.. if you haven't already, you could try enabling parallel gradle builds for your multi-module project
That could potentially cut your build times in about half
Don't use Material UI themes for Android Studio if you're using that. In my personal case, I have always felt that this plugin has always slowed down my AStudio.
If you have 24GB ram I am assuming you have 3 ram sticks. If you do then it's running in what's called 'single channel mode' and you should use either 2 or 4 sticks to run in 'dual channel mode' for faster performance. Now I am no expert so some further research would be helpful
Stevdza I'm waiting lazycolumn with volley library on previous lesson that you had explained? Could you do that soon?
I'm not using volley lib, only Retrofit for now.
how gradle works with android project? would you explain all the extra files of a android project . and how these work
I have 8G Ram and yes i need more so i don't use emulator i use my phone.
Wow that rhymes so good! 👍
@@StevdzaSan I am still a beginner in English
Thank you for the tips. Regards from Caracas, Venezuela
i have the ssd you shopwed, i have 16gb of ram, rtx 3070, ryzen 5 5600 but still android studio emulator is sooo laggy.
Bro new Android studio Artic update is soo stupid and bug... Specially xml file bug... I really can't see my layout properly i literally have 2 zoom and many time rendering problem
Finally I have seen you. You looks so smart like your code....☺️
Thanks bro ,
I'm using android studio 254 gb HDD and RAM 4 and CPU Cori 3 😃😅
Thanks for sharing your specs buddy. Since you are using HDD I guess Android Studio is pretty slow, not to mention RAM and CPU. 😁
But you can upgrade your PC slowly component by component 👍
@@StevdzaSan in sha'Allah , I'm going to buy a new computer, but I live in Iraq. Things are expensive here and working for a small amount of money. 😃
@@dyari009 Nothing is done over one night. The most important thing that you're working towards that goal one step at a time, no matter how long it takes. 🚀
@@StevdzaSan Wise words, I'll also try to keep such attitude!
Thanks for this tips ,
I have a very tiny project which its size was only 3MB before migrating to kotlin and jetpack compose
But after migrating , its size becomes 18MB, is there any way to reduce the app's size or it is normal, I appreciate your answer
Will upgrade the OS to Linux make Android Studio faster?
I have only used Android Studio on Linux only and it runs just fine. I run my app on my phone and not the emulator though.
please turn on automatic translation
Can you show the usage of eventbus library with Kotlin ?
Can you tell us about default plugins? One developer told me that I can switch off several of them, like machine learning and ect.
Can you tell about this in more detail?
I'm using all plugins which are bundled with Android Studio by default plus one more, and that is JSON to Kotlin Class.
Nice Great ..
Nice. Thanks
love the vides
Thanks buddy! 💜
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Hey I am one of your daily watcher and I usually like your videos. But sorry this video was a bit absurd. Everyone knows that getting better hardware will obviously make things much faster but still not everyone has best hardware because of "money".
The first two points are the same point about computer hardware.
Third point is good one most people don't realize the importance of updates. But this is not always the case. Many a times upgrading android studio version broke my project. But yes usually upgrading improves performance.
4th point is also obvious everyone knows that opening more projects will use more ram.
So all these points are not tips these are FACTS which everyone already knows. yet still you added "MUST WATCH" in your video title.
As I said I am a daily watcher and a subscriber and a fan. So please take this criticism positively.
Thank you for your feedback. I needed to create this video because I'm receiving a lot of questions regarding that issue. Believe it or not, people do think that there is some magic option inside Android Studio which will immediately improve the performance. With this video I'm putting an end to that topic, and everyone else who ask me that again can refer to this video and learn more about it. 👍👊
General tips 💡 👍
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Great tips!
Thanks 👊
Switching to ubuntu LTS made my emulator smooth like stock Android phone
Include CPU too 💀💀
Please start canvas in jetpack compose
I already made one tutorial series about building custom UI component. 👌
There will be more in the future.
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Ok