To add AndroidX to a new project you just need to add eAndroidX=true to your gradle.properties file. AndroidX Refactoring Support - One of the components of Android Jetpack is the introduction of the Android extension libraries (AndroidX) as a replacement for the Android Support Libraries.You can also open the panel by navigating to Help → What’s New in Android Studio.
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What’s New Assistant - A new assistant panel now opens automatically after an update to inform you about the latest changes to the IDE.Code completion and syntax highlighting also now work on common CMakeList build script commands. CMakeList Editing Support - For those using C/C++ in their app, there is now better support for CMake.Material Design Update - When you start migrating from the Android Design support library to the new MaterialComponents app theme and library, you will get access to new and updated widgets such as BottomAppBar, buttons, cards, text fields, new font styles and more.You can add built-in sample data to populate views such as RecyclerViews, ImageViews, and TextViews via a popup-window in the Layout Editor. Sample Data - This feature allows you to use placeholder data to aid in the design of your app, helping you visualize layouts that depend on runtime data.To use, right-click on a project folder, and navigate to New→ Other→ Slice Provider. Slices support - There is new built-in template for Slices, which surface app content in Google Search suggestions and the Google Assistant, to help you extend your app with the new Slice Provider APIs as well as new lint checks to ensure that you’re following best practices.
Here’s the rundown of what version 3.2 brings to the table:
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