Android N primary mode where users can be create multi-window through split-screen mode, Multi-Window is designing for every devices. user can drag the divider between the two split screens to resize the apps.
The Android Studio 2.1 Supports Android N Developer Preview
The release of Android Studio 2.1 is now available and includes updates to the platform’s IDE wizards, build system and Android Emulator. The Android Studio development team says that the latest release provides access to new features and APIs of the developer preview including the new Jack compiler and Java 8 language support. Android Studio 2.1 includes performance improvements to Instant Run which provides faster edit and deploy build speeds.
Designing a responsive UI is still an important first step towards an amazing multi-window experience.
There are some new features of Android N
1. Multi-window mode
This is a more advanced feature that Building a responsive UI that reacts to the space available is critical to a great multi-window experience.
2. New Notifications panel
with the help of this feature we can just reply within the notification that appears at the top of the screen.
3. Quick Settings Menu
Google has released new quick settings menu to the notifications shade you pull down from the top.
When pulling the notifications bar down a second time to reveal the quick settings menu.
4. 3D Touch support
Google will be released 3D Touch-style interaction to Android N, reports have confirmed.
The second iteration of the Android N developer preview, which rolled out last week, contained support for 'launcher shortcuts'.
The feature was widely expected to mimic the pressure-sensitive contextual functions introduced by the iPhone 6s, allowing users to launch specific app sub-functions by pressing harder on the screen.
N Developer Preview Support
Android Studio 2.1 release with best support for the new Jack compiler and support for Java 8. With the Jack compiler, lambdas, method references, compile-time type annotations, intersection types and type inference are available on all versions of the Android platform. Default and static methods and repeatable annotations are available on Android N and higher. To use Java 8 language features when developing with the N Developer Preview, developers need to use the Jack compiler.
The Android Studio 2.1 Supports Android N Developer Preview
The release of Android Studio 2.1 is now available and includes updates to the platform’s IDE wizards, build system and Android Emulator. The Android Studio development team says that the latest release provides access to new features and APIs of the developer preview including the new Jack compiler and Java 8 language support. Android Studio 2.1 includes performance improvements to Instant Run which provides faster edit and deploy build speeds.
There are some new features of Android N
1. Multi-window mode
This is a more advanced feature that Building a responsive UI that reacts to the space available is critical to a great multi-window experience.
2. New Notifications panel
with the help of this feature we can just reply within the notification that appears at the top of the screen.
3. Quick Settings Menu
Google has released new quick settings menu to the notifications shade you pull down from the top.
When pulling the notifications bar down a second time to reveal the quick settings menu.
4. 3D Touch support
Google will be released 3D Touch-style interaction to Android N, reports have confirmed.
The second iteration of the Android N developer preview, which rolled out last week, contained support for 'launcher shortcuts'.
The feature was widely expected to mimic the pressure-sensitive contextual functions introduced by the iPhone 6s, allowing users to launch specific app sub-functions by pressing harder on the screen.
Android Studio 2.1 release with best support for the new Jack compiler and support for Java 8. With the Jack compiler, lambdas, method references, compile-time type annotations, intersection types and type inference are available on all versions of the Android platform. Default and static methods and repeatable annotations are available on Android N and higher. To use Java 8 language features when developing with the N Developer Preview, developers need to use the Jack compiler.
Instant Run
Developers can access fast edits, builds and deploy cycles with A#336667ndroid Studio 2.0 as Instant Run now can now update incremental changes to app code much faster. Instant Run and general build speed are now faster due to two new features - incremental Java compilation and in-process dex.
