Being the de facto standard of VCSs, Git is used everywhere across technologies. We are excited to kick off the new year with a stable release of Android Studio 3.3 focused on refinement and quality.Modern software development relies on Version Control Systems, as many developers manage their codebase and track changes with them. The goal is to ensure Android Studio continues to help you stay productive in making great apps for Android.īased on the feedback from many of you, we have taken a step back from large features to focus on our quality fundamentals. Since the last stable release, Android Studio 3.3 addresses over 200 user- reported bugs. This release also includes official support for Navigation Editor, improved incremental Java compilation when using annotation processors, C++ code lint inspections, an updated new project wizard, and usability fixes for each of the performance profilers.

In addition, saving snapshots on exit for the Android emulator is 8x faster.Īndroid Studio 3.3 kicks off the broader quality focus area for the year, which we call Project Marble.

Announced at the Android Developer Summit in November 2018, Project Marble is the Android Studio team's focus on making the fundamental features and flows of the Integrated Development Environment (IDE) rock-solid, along with refining and polishing the user-facing features that matter to you in your day-to-day app development workflows.

Android studio git integration