Briefly introduced at the event Google I / O some time ago, Android Studio 1.3 has finally been officially released and became the most advanced IDE Android from Google. Android Studio 1.3 is claimed to be the version of Android Studio with the addition of the greatest features of this year. These features include the addition of new memory profiler, enhanced testing features support, editing and debugging support for C ++, etc.
Android Memory (HPROF) Viewer
Android Studio now allows us to capture and analyze memory snapshots in Android format HPROF.
Allocation Tracker
To make it easier to analyze the use of memory allocation Our application, allocation tracker now add visual features. With this feature, the allocation of memory used by applications that we create can be seen in the diagram circular.
Apk Test
Now a new plugin ('com.android.test') has been added to facilitate us to test Android applications are being developed. To use this feature, we must use Gradle Plugin version 1.3.
Annotation App Permissions
Android Studio 1.3 now supports inline code annotation that will assist us in managing app permissions in the upcoming release of Android M. Further information on the code annotation can be read in developer.android.com
SDK Auto Update & SDK Manager
Now Android Studio will organize SDK updates and other plugins. Android Studio will always remind us when the SDK or other new plugins have been available.
C++ Support
In addition to using Java, now we can use C ++ with Android Studio. Although still in the experimental stage, this feature we were able to taste it. More detailed information on the use of C ++ in Android Studio Android yard readable C ++ Preview.
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