When I'm using IntelliJ Ultimate I often find myself using the built in HTTP Client plugin.
This plugin allows you to organize your REST endpoints in a plain text file ending with .http, which is really handy for sharing them with the team over GIT.
It also allows you to easily execute them from your IDEA.
For Example
I noticed that Android Studio does not have this plugin.
I tried looking for it in the plugins section, but I was unable to find it.
Does anybody know how I can enable it anyway?
Btw I'm using Android Studio 3.2.
You cannot use HTTP Client in Android Studio, because this feature is only available for the Ultimate edition. But you can use IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate for android development, because it supports almost all the features from Android Studio.
From Android Studio and IntelliJ IDEA FAQ:
Q: If I rely on features that are only available in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate (such as additional version control plugins), will I be able to use Android Studio?
A: No, these additional features will not be available in Android Studio. You should continue using IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate.
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I have Delphi 10.3 CE, setup for only Windows development. I'd like to now set it up for Android development. I would, however, also like to add Android Studio (Flutter) to the same machine. Assuming I'd like the installations to go as easily and smoothly as possible, does it matter the order in which I do these installs? (Things I'm thinking about: Will accept-the-default installations leave me with two separate copies of the Android SDK? Might the first install set a PATH variable that's overwritten by the second install, causing problems? Do Delphi and Android Studio use different version of the Java Development Kit?)
By Default Delphi 10.3 installs Android SDK inside Public Documents folder of your computer. This means that by Default Delphi will not use the sam SDK as Android Studio.
But if you wish you can change path to Android SDK inside Delphi Options and even use Multiple SDK versions at the same time.
I'm using VSCode as my IDE. (no Android Studio). When I execute flutter doctor I get the error 'Unable to determine bundled Java version'. Does this affect anything? If it does, how do I fix it? (I have tried fixing the path in environment variables.)
Even if you don't use Android Studio you need Android SDK and Java for flutter to run. Make sure both of them are added to your environment variables. Although Android Studio is not necessary for flutter, just installing it and using VSCode as your IDE makes life a lot easier as it handles a lot of setup for you.
Does Appium with android studio needs uiautomator Viewer, Because Why i'm asking Here as a beginner I need To Know Appium Installation having Two Methods "Eclipse with appium" And Advanced Method is Appium with Android Studio. UIAUTOMATOR need or Not. for Appium with Android Studio.
Thanks in advance
I am not entirely sure of what you are asking, but if I understand correctly here is my answer:
I use Eclipse and Appium, and because the Android SDK plug-in for Eclipse has been deprecated, you need to install Android Studio to get the SDK. You also need to install the Android Studio to get the UIAutomator, which you will find you absolutely need to have. Once I installed the Android Studio, I've not had any need to actually use it as a development environment at all. The UIAutomator can be invoked from a command line.
it don't ned the uiautomator, you can use the inspector. so no need uiautomator if you want to set up the appium with the android studio.
if you are not using android studio then it needs it.
Depending the element which you need to access while running the test case.
If you can not get elements then its necessary to find element by xpath
Its available in android-sdk/tools/bin.
it's necessary to download android studio for appium as SDK plugin no longer available.
so don't worry just set all path correctly.
i'm new too but with help of android studio i'm not receiving any error or problem related UIAutomator.
Basically I'm asking is if I was to download eclipse right now(8/3/17), would I still be able to get all the required plugins to effectively develop android applications.
if so can some one tell me where I could get them.? Everyone keeps sending me to the android studio page but I can't find a link to the stand alone sdk without downloading android studio
Any help will be appreciated
Here you can find the SDK tools package.
I am completely new to mobile app development and basically c#,.net developer.Recently i got a requirement to develop a iPhone application.Some experts suggested me to use icenium extension for visual studio and Phonegap. I want to know how to use/install phonegap for this and how does phonegap helps me to develop this application?what are the basic difference between icenium and phonegap as i know both helps to develop cross platform apps.
Telerik AppBuilder (formerly known as Icenium) is a set of IDEs and cloud-based build tools that allow you to use PhoneGap/Cordova to build cross-platform apps. You should read up on it and use their free trial here: http://www.telerik.com/appbuilder
Check out the Multi-Device Hybrid Apps (Preview) from Microsoft.
Don't you just love their naming conventions...
I haven't had a chance to try it myself as it requires VS2013 and Windows 8.1, but it looks promising.
Use Nomad. (Visual studio extension which integrates Adobe Phonegap Build)
Update:
From http://vsnomad.com/
Retiring Nomad
When we made Nomad free, we hoped the support load would be
manageable. However, we’ve found our users still expect a lot of
support for free tools. We don’t want to give our users false
expectations, so we think it’s better that they find another solution
with full support. For this reason, we will retire Nomad on September
1st this year.
Alternatives to Nomad
Nomad uses the open-source Cordova framework. This means you can move
Nomad projects to other vendors that use Cordova, including:
PhoneGap Build (Adobe)
Instead of using PhoneGap Build via Nomad, you can interact with it directly using the PhoneGap Build command line.
Multi-Device Hybrid Apps (Microsoft)
A Visual Studio extension that adds PhoneGap support.
AppBuilder (Telerik)
A Visual Studio extension similar to Nomad.