The main IDE (Integrated Development Environment) for creating native Android applications is now Android Studio. The Apache License 2.0 governs the free software created by Google. It has the following characteristics: The construction of multi-screen apps, the use of code templates and GitHub integration, the creation of virtual devices of various sizes, and the evolution of Android builds with Gradle are just a few.
Similar to how Apple Developer (and ancillary tools like XCode IDE) serve the Apple developer community, Android Studio provides the platform for engineers who want to develop products for the Android platform. To give people options, Apple and Android each have their own "app shops." The Android app store and Android Studio have a reputation for being more "open source" and less vendor-driven platforms. This way is reflected in the Android Studio environment, tools, and methodology.
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