Let’s see how to use and deploy Jenkins CI flow for Android apps. Specifically, setting up automated unit testing and building projects step-by-step.
Diving into development for Android OS, you’ll probably hear about a thing called unit testing. In fact, development for any platform has a thing for unit testing. And that’s because of a reason.
README: All examples are on Android Studio, Android SDK and Linux (so if you’re not into these, some examples may be hard to follow. Or not ;) We also covered CI server on Mac OS for iOS using GitLab and Fastlane for iOS devs.
Android Studio is a popular development software used especially for developing android applications.
It is developed by Google and available for various platforms like Windows, Linux and macOS.
In this article, We will see about how to install Android studio on Ubuntu 20.04. https://www.krizna.com/ubuntu/install-android-studio-ubuntu-20-04/
In this article I’d like to highlight recent additions to ConstraintLayout in Android Studio 2.3 (Beta): chains and ratios, as well as give some general ConstraintLayout tips and tricks.
It lets you toggle between three chain modes: Spread, Spread Inside, and Packed Chain.
If you have a Packed chain, you can adjust the horizontal (or vertical) bias to move all elements of the chain left and right (or up and down).
restrict a View to a set width to height ratio, without the overhead of the additional ViewGroup in your hierarchy.
To set a ratio for any view inside a ConstraintLayout:
Make sure at least one of the size constraints is dynamic, i.e.