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After trying to use Android Studio with its Gradle integration behind a company firewall that requires all outside network access through the proxy, I just gave
by levosmetalo 13y ago
After trying to use Android Studio with its Gradle integration behind a company firewall that requires all outside network access through the proxy, I just gave up and went back to Eclipse, where everything just works. Diving through different configuration options was just to painful to put up with.
- fridek 13y agoPersonally I think "doesn't work like Eclipse" is a good thing. If you don't mind trying again go to http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/documentation/migration_faq.html http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/documentation/migration_faq.ht... first. You will also find CTRL+SHIFT+A combo useful - it's a fast search of settings/actions. Properly set IntelliJ will boost your productivity many times. It's just an investment if you migrate from other IDE. I like to think about it as something similar to migration from crappy unit testing solution to a better one - it just pays off after some time.