r/AndroidStudio

Hi Everyone,

I have a question on how to approach the situation im currently in.

I got a software developer role in a banking solution company which uses mifos opensource tools and im currently working in the mifos Android client .

I have basic understanding and basic knowledge of android development i learned from udemy and youtube but i was just given a massive codebase which uses concepts i dont know and it overwhelming me.

So, I need guidance from experienced professionals how did you tackle this situation or how will you do it to get a better understanding of Codebase and improve my skills and develop quality code .

Also im a beginner,so if you dont understand my question feel free to ask for clarification i will provide it and help me to get a better understanding of Android development itself and how professionals do their work.

Thankyou

Hey everyone! I’m looking for people to help with closed Android testing for my app.

If you can test my app, please send me yours as well — I’ll test yours in return. Happy to help each other get through the closed testing requirement.

Group: https://groups.google.com/g/block-kingdom
App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alexokhmat.blockkingdom

I made my google play console account 3 months ago and hadn’t uploaded any app on that, I tried many tools Claude, google ai studio and replay free and also loveable they all make app but can’t deploy it please guide me how to build my first simple app easily with complete vibe coding and upload on google play console account

I've been dealing with this problem internally for one of my projects:

• provisioning Android emulators on Linux
• keeping Appium running reliably
• dealing with Chrome/Chromedriver compatibility
• recovering devices when they get stuck
• running multiple devices in parallel
• collecting recordings, screenshots, and logs
• keeping the whole thing stable enough for automation

It made me wonder how many developers or QA teams are dealing with the same operational headache.

I'm currently exploring the idea of a lightweight managed Android automation service where you could basically: submit a test → get an available Android device → run it → receive logs/screenshots/video/results

I'm still in the discovery stage, so I'm more interested in understanding the problem than pitching anything.

For people running Android/Appium automation today:
What does your current setup look like, and what part of it gives you the most pain?

Would especially love to hear from anyone maintaining their own emulator fleets or avoiding BrowserStack/Sauce Labs because of cost or complexity.

This is a simple way to install android studio by one click!

Requirements:

• Android 9.0+ (ARM64 / v8a recommended)

• Minimum 3GB - 4GB RAM for smooth build gradle execution

• At least 10GB Free Internal Storage

In this video, I walk you through the complete setup to install and run Android Code Studio (ARM64) with full build tools support right on your phone without lag

Hi everyone!

I’m an indie developer from Switzerland and I’m currently preparing my puzzle game Arcane Rooms for release on Google Play.

I already have the minimum number of testers, but I’m looking for 4–6 additional reliable testers as a safety margin for the required 14-day closed test.

What I need:
• Android device (Android 8.0 / API 26 or newer)
• Join the Google Play closed test
• Install Arcane Rooms and remain opted in for the full 14 days
• Ideally play it a few times and report any problems you notice

No review or rating is required. I’m interested in genuine testing and feedback.

Arcane Rooms is a single-player magical puzzle game with 30 levels, spells, traps and environmental puzzles. The download is around 2 GB.

I’m also happy to test your Android app in return for the full 14 days.

If you’re interested, please comment or send me a DM. We can exchange the Google account email used for the Play Store privately.

Thanks!
IKUSAOTOME Studio