These enhancements collectively underscore Android Studio’s commitment to providing developers with powerful tools, making the app development journey more intuitive, efficient, and feature-rich.

It's Google I/O today and as is tradition, the company is using the event to introduce the latest releases of its Android Studio development environment.

Not even “professional” devs go with Android Studio for game development, and complete beginners face an uphill struggle in terms of the learning curve for even simple games.

This post is a detailed introduction to Android game development for beginners. Everything you need to know and all the resources to get started!

Google released a Visual Studio extension for creating gaming apps for Android, targeting C++ developers.

AGDK's first release will therefore include the Visual Studio Android Game Development Extension, which makes it possible to integrate Android as a platform in existing Visual Studio projects.

After two years of development, Google today released Android Studio 1.0, the first stable version of its Integrated Development Environment (IDE) aimed at Android developers.