Re: [android-developers] Bring back Eclipse or improve Android studio

[TreKing]

On Fri, May 27, 2016 at 7:35 AM, Shubham Das 
wrote:

> Can you please guide me how to set up the appengine-java-sdk .


Sorry, I don't use App Engine.

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Re: [android-developers] Bring back Eclipse or improve Android studio

[Shubham Das]

So i tried out ​making a new App Engine Project for android app. AS tries
to download appengine-java-sdk but it fails multiple times (i do have a
good internet connection).

I searched for this issue and found this on stack overflow

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/27991534/unable-to-download-appengine-sdk-inside-android-studio

So I tried to download the file manually and set it up as it was described
in one of the answers.I was unsuccessful.

Can you please guide me how to set up the appengine-java-sdk .I would be
very thankful to you.

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Re: [android-developers] Bring back Eclipse or improve Android studio

[TreKing]

On Mon, May 23, 2016 at 11:08 AM, Shubham Das 
wrote:

> I've been developing on eclipse since a while.Now since the Android studio
> is the official I.D.E. for android development I shifted to Android studio.
> I know that every thing has pros and cons, but to be completely honest -I
> had the worst programming experience i ever had in my life.
>

Being a little dramatic, aren't we?


> The biggest issues I had with A.S. were-
> It is laggy and buggy on windows(I have 8GB ram,i7 processor and i did
> increase the max memory usage for A.S).
>

I use AS on a Windows machine with similar specs - it runs fine.


> Android SDK manager is not really a manager if you use A.S.
>

What does that even mean?


> Code auto-suggest is awful.
>

Awful? Awful how? I found AS auto-complete leaps and bounds beyond Eclipse.


> If you work with App engine,welcome to hell.
>

I agree, but I think that's due to App Engine, not AS.


> A.S. is not even able to download appengine-java-sdk successfully.Even if
> you download it manually good luck setting it up in your project.
> If you want to transfer a huge android project on which you've been
> working for a year and which also have a connected appengine project,better
> kill yourself.
>

And I thought you were being dramatic before.


> A.S is so hyped all over developer's community,its like they want to make
> it successful just by using the hype on the community rather then working
> to make it better.
>

Yeah, you're right, it's all hype. It's not like they've been steadily and
consistently improving the product for the last few years. Nope, all hype.
It's quite amazing at how many apps can be built on hype and sheer will
alone!


> Android Developers what were you guys thinking making it the official
> I.D.E. for android development.
>

Watch the youtube video of the AS announcement, if you can find it. They
explain their rationale. The summary being "Eclipse kinda sucks".


> All this is ok, but why take away eclipse adt and gpe while A.S is still
> not ready.
>

Maybe because it is ready, given that they hit 1.0 over a year ago.


AS is not perfect by any means but your rant is pointless. If you haven't
killed yourself already and have something actually constructive to provide
to the AS team, you can do so here with clear, objective details about the
issues you're having, not useless subjective ranting about the tool:

https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/entry?template=Tools%20feature%20request
https://code.google.com/p/android/issues/entry?template=Tools%20bug%20report

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[android-developers] Bring back Eclipse or improve Android studio

[Shubham Das]

I've been developing on eclipse since a while.Now since the Android studio 
is the official I.D.E. for android development I shifted to Android studio. 
I know that every thing has pros and cons, but to be completely honest -I 
had the worst programming experience i ever had in my life.The biggest 
issues I had with A.S. were-
It is laggy and buggy on windows(I have 8GB ram,i7 processor and i did 
increase the max memory usage for A.S).

Android SDK manager is not really a manager if you use A.S.

Code auto-suggest is awful.

If you work with App engine,welcome to hell. A.S. is not even able to 
download appengine-java-sdk successfully.Even if you download it manually 
good luck setting it up in your project.

If you want to transfer a huge android project on which you've been working 
for a year and which also have a connected appengine project,better kill 
yourself.

A.S is so hyped all over developer's community,its like they want to make 
it successful just by using the hype on the community rather then working 
to make it better.Android Developers what were you guys thinking making it 
the official I.D.E. for android development.

All this is ok, but why take away eclipse adt and gpe while A.S is still 
not ready.

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