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By Jamal Eason, Product Manager, Android


Android Studio 2.3 is available to download today. The
focus for this release is quality improvements across the IDE. We are grateful
for all your feedback so far. We are committed to continuing to invest in making
Android Studio fast & seamless for the millions of Android app developers across
the world.



We are most excited about the quality improvements in Android Studio 2.3 but you
will find a small set of new features in this release that integrate into each
phase of your development flow. When designing your app, take advantage of the
updated WebP
support for your app images plus check out the updated ConstraintLayout library support and widget palette in the Layout
Editor. As you are developing, Android Studio has a new App
Link Assistant which helps you build and have a consolidated view of your
URIs in your app. While building and deploying your app, use the updated run
buttons for a more intuitive and reliable Instant
Run experience. Lastly, while testing your app with the Android Emulator,
you now have proper copy & paste text support.








For more detail about the features we added on top of the quality improvements
Android Studio 2.3, check out the list of the new features below:

Build

• Instant Run Improvements and UI Changes: As a part of our
  focus on quality, we have made some significant changes to Instant Run in
  Android Studio 2.3 to make the feature more reliable. The Run action will now always cause an application
  restart to reflect changes in your code that may require a restart, and the new Apply Changes action will attempt to swap the code while your app keeps running. The underlying implementation has changed significantly to improve
  on reliability, and we have also eliminated the startup lag for Instant Run
  enabled apps. Learn
  more.
  

New Instant Run Button Actions

• Build Cache: Introduced but disabled by default in Android Studio 2.2, Build
  Cache is an underlying build optimization for faster builds in Android Studio.
  By caching exploded AARs and pre-dexed external libraries, the new build cached
  leads to faster clean builds. This is a user-wide build cache that is now turned on
  by default with Android Studio 2.3. Learn
  more.

Design

• Chains and Ratios support in Constraint Layout: Android
  Studio 2.3 includes the stable release of ConstraintLayout
With this release of ConstraintLayout, you can now chain two
  or more Android views bi-directionally together to form a group on one
  dimension. This is helpful when you want when you want to place two views close
  together but want to spread them across empty space. Learn more.

Constraint Layout Chains

ConstraintLayout also supports ratios, which is helpful when
you want to maintain the aspect ratio of widget as the containing layout expands
and contracts. Learn
more about ratios. Additionally, both Chains and Ratios in
ConstraintLayout can support programmatic creating with ConstraintSet
APIs.

Constraint Layout Ratios

• Layout Editor Palette: The updated widget palette in the
  Layout Editor allows you to search, sort and filter to find widgets for your
  layouts, plus gives you a preview of the widget before dragging on to the design
  surface. Learn
  more.

Layout Editor Widget Palette

• Layout Favorites: You can now save your favorite
  attributes per widget in the updated Layout Editor properties panel. Simply star
  an attribute in the advanced panel and it will appear under the Favorites
  section. Learn
  more.

Favorites Attributes on Layout Editor Properties Panel

• WebP Support: To help you save space in your APK, Android
  Studio can now generate WebP images from PNG assets in your project. The WebP
  lossless format is up to 25%
  smaller than a PNG. With
  Android Studio 2.3, you have a new wizard that converts PNG to lossless WebP and
  also allows you to inspect lossy WebP encoding as well. Right-click on any non-launcher
  PNG file to convert to WebP. And if you need to edit the image, you can also
  right-click on any WebP file in your project to convert back to PNG. Learn
  more.

WebP Image Conversion Wizard

• Material Icon Wizard Update: The updated vector asset
  wizard supports search and filtering, plus it includes labels for each icon
  asset. Learn
  more.

Vector Asset Wizard

Develop

• Lint Baseline: With Android Studio 2.3, you can set
  unresolved lint warnings as a baseline in your project. From that point forward,
  Lint will report only new issues. This is helpful if you have many legacy lint
  issues in your app, but just want to focus on fixing new issues. Learn more about Lint baseline and the new Lint checks & annotations added in this
  release.

Lint Baseline Support

• App Links Assistant: Supporting Android App Links in your
  app is now easier with Android Studio. The new App Links Assistant allows you to
  easily create new intent filters for your URLs, declare your apps website
  association through a Digital Asset Links file, and test your Android App Links
  support. To access the App Link Assistant go to the following menu location:
  Tools ? App Link Assistant. Learn
  more.

App Links Assistant

• Template Updates: By default, all templates in Android
  Studio 2.3 which use to contain RelativeLayout, now use
  ConstraintLayout. Learn more about templates
  and Constraint
  Layout. We have also added a new Bottom Navigation Activity template, which
  implements the Bottom Navigation Material Design guideline.

New Project Wizard Templates

• IntelliJ Platform Update: Android Studio 2.3 includes the
  IntelliJ 2016.2 release, which has enhancements such as an updated inspection
  window and a notifications system. Learn
  more.

Test

• Android Emulator Copy & Paste: Back by popular demand, we
  added back the Copy & Paste feature to the latest Emulator (v25.3.1). We have a
  shared clipboard between the Android Emulator and host operating system, which
  will allow you to copy text between both environments. Copy & Paste works with x86 Google API Emulator system images API Level 19 (Android 4.4 - Kitkat) and
  higher.

• Android Emulator Command Line Tools: Starting with Android
  SDK Tools 25.3, we have moved the emulator from the SDK Tools
  folder into a separate emulator directory, and also deprecated and replaced the "android
avd" command with a standalone avdmanager
command. The previous command line parameters for emulator
  and "android avd" will work with the updated tools. We have also added
  location redirects for the emulator command. However, if you create
  Android Virtual Devices (AVDs) directly through the command line you should
  update any corresponding scripts. If you are using the Android Emulator through
  Android Studio 2.3, these change will not impact your workflow. Learn
  more.

To recap, Android Studio 2.3 includes these new features and more:

Develop Lint Baseline Updated Lint Checks & Annotations App Link Assistant Constraint Layout by default in Templates Intellij Platform Update 2016.2 Build Instant Run UI Change Build Cache

Design Constraint Layout chains & ratios Widget Palette in Layout Editor Favorites in the property inspector WebP Support Search For Material Icon Wizard Test Emulator Copy & Paste Emulator Command Line Tools

Learn more about Android Studio 2.3 by reviewing the release
notes.

Getting Started

Download

If you are using a previous version of Android Studio, you can check for updates
on the Stable channel from the navigation menu (Help ? Check for Update
[Windows/Linux] , Android Studio ? Check for Updates [OS X]). You can also
download Android Studio 2.3 from the official download page. To
take advantage of all the new features and improvements in Android Studio, you
should also update to the Android Gradle plugin version to 2.3.0 in your current
app project.

We appreciate any feedback on things you like, issues or features you would like
to see. Connect with us -- the Android Studio development team -- on our Google+ page or on Twitter.

If you love trying out all of the newest features in Android Studio and
helping us make it a better IDE, were making it even easier to download early
preview builds with a
new website. Here, you can download and stay up to date on all the latest
Android Studio previews and other tools announcements.









Android Studio previews give you early access to new features in all aspects of the IDE, plus early versions of other tools such as the Android Emulator and platform SDK previews. You can install multiple versions of Android Studio side-by-side, so if a bug in the preview build blocks your app development, you can keep working on the same project from the stable version.



The latest preview for Android Studio 2.4 just
came out last week, and it includes new features to support development with the Android O Developer Preview. You can download and set up the O preview SDK from inside Android Studio, and then use Android O�s XML font resources and autosizing TextView in the Layout Editor.



By building your apps with the Android Studio preview, youre also helping us
create a better version of Android Studio. We want to hear
from you if you encounter any bugs.