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I've found that booting the emulator does take a minute or two (I don't know about "several", but that's besides the point), but you don't have to restart every
by FaceKicker 15y ago
I've found that booting the emulator does take a minute or two (I don't know about "several", but that's besides the point), but you don't have to restart every time you make a change or anything. It's just a once-per-session thing unless you accidentally close it.
- gary4gar 15y agoStill, you will have to wait for around 30s for each refresh; While the new binary gets uploaded
- FaceKicker 15y agoMy experience has been that it takes much less time than that, probably somewhere in the area of 5-15 seconds. I've only worked on tiny personal projects though; maybe this varies a lot based on project size.
- FaceKicker 15y agoMy experience has been that it takes much less time than that, probably somewhere in the area of 5-15 seconds. I've only worked on tiny personal projects though; maybe this varies with project size a lot.
- yardie 15y agoTo me it still doesn't matter. It could take one second to load a binary, the emulator is completely unusable they way it currently is built. Android is already into it's 3rd revision and they somehow have managed to completely ignore this pink elephant. If the best advice you can tell people is not to use it, use a real device then why bother include it at all.