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Espresso Test Recorder (beta) - Records interactions with apps and outputs UI test code.Īt least one developer misses the old ADT approach.GPU Debugger (beta) - Captures a stream of OpenGL ES commands and replays them with GPU state inspection.APK Analyzer - Inspects APKs to help developers streamline APK and debug multi-dex issues.C++ Support - CMake and ndk-build are now supported alongside improved editing and debug experiences.Constraint Layout - A new flexible layout engine for building dynamic user interfaces - designed to work with the new layout editor.Layout Editor - The new UI designer makes it easier than ever to create beautiful app experiences.Instant Run - The iteration engine now is both more reliable and available for more types of changes.

With the latest updates to Studio, we've completed the transition."Įason said Android Studio 2.2 - which is open source, like Eclipse - includes more than 20 new features, and he called out special attention for the following: "We announced that we were ending development and official support for the Android Developer Tools (ADT) in Eclipse at the end of 2015, including the Eclipse ADT plugin and Android Ant build system. "We've also improved Android Studio's accessibility, including keyboard navigation enhancements and screen reader support. "All of your favorite ADT tools are now part of Android Studio, including DDMS, Trace Viewer, Network Monitor and CPU Monitor," Eason said.

"We have formally ended their support and development."Īfter extolling the virtues of Android Studio, Eason threw a bone to Eclipse die-hards in a section of his post titled "For our ADT Fans." "With the release of Android Studio 2.2, the time has now come to say goodbye to the Eclipse Android Developer Tools," product manager Jamal Eason said in a blog post last week. And, despite the reference to Google ending support at the end of last year, it actually seems to have waited until this month to announce " Support Ended for Eclipse Android Developer Tools," somewhat coinciding with the September release of Android Studio 2.2.