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I feel you. That's one of the most commonly heard complaints about native Android development from newcomers: "why does Android Studio is such a resource/memor
by anta40 4y ago
I feel you.
That's one of the most commonly heard complaints about native Android development from newcomers: "why does Android Studio is such a resource/memory hog bla bla bla..."
About a decade ago, when Eclipse was the default IDE for Android development, the situation was less worse. 2 GB RAM was fine.
One of the quick solutions is to use VSCode and install the required Android SDKs manually.