Debug Android Project like a PRO applying breakpoints♦️🔴
Debugging Android App has been always been a nightmare a newbies. As a beginner, we always run behind writing the code, developing the logic, being a fresher this is really good but once we start working in organisation, we come across various projects/use-cases which looks ambiguous to understand, here debugging comes into picture. If you came across this situation, this article if especially articulated for you. In this article, I’ll walk you through debugging a code snippet in Android Studio using the Eclipse keymap. Let’s get started!” [Step 1: Creating an Empty Project] First, Let’s create a default Empty Project in Android Studio, which is built using Jetpack Compose. [Step 2: Configuring Eclipse Keymap] I’m targeting developers who use Eclipse keymap, which is available by default on Windows machines and can also be configured on Mac. So, let’s first set up Eclipse keymap in Android Studio. (Demonstration of configuring Eclipse keymap settings in Android ...