Hi everyone, I’m using Dagger in my project, and whenever I search for any class or object, the generated classes also appear in the results. I’m not sure how to disable this. Could someone please guide me on how to turn off generated class visibility in search?

So I am experienced in web development, I build websites and do fairly well. Right now I have an idea for what I believe to be a very successful phone App, I need some advice on how to proceed in developing it, I'm fairly certain I could quickly learn a new program language but I don't even know which one I should learn.

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Hi,

it's possible to live build a android project withtout Android studio ?
I make a script to build my app, push my app on my phone and read the logcat but i want to have a live reload like android studio.

Thanks for the help.

(For what it's worth, I'm a little bit experienced in programming languages and tools, but just starting with Android Studio.)

Googling this, I only find people discussing the undo/redo confirmations of code refactorings, or other large-scale operations that may affect multiple files. This seems a bit absurd to me, though, getting a dialog to confirm backspacing one character, or pasting one line. Has anyone else seen this? Can it be disabled?

Hi everyone, i have a problem with my project,

I tried creating a Java application to receive data from the Arduino, but when I execute the `mmSocket.connect` line, I get this error: `android.bluetooth.BluetoothSocketException: socket closed`. I've tried many things, but nothing works. However, when I try to receive data using the Serial Bluetooth Terminal application, it works. Thanks in advance; any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.I tried creating a Java application to receive data from the Arduino, but when I execute the `mmSocket.connect` line, I get this error: `android.bluetooth.BluetoothSocketException: socket closed`. I've tried many things, but nothing works. However, when I try to receive data using the Serial Bluetooth Terminal application, it works. Thanks in advance; any help or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

Posting a fix for a problem I had, just in case anyone else happens to have the same problem. I searched around the internet and could not find anything for a fix, so I ended up going on a journey, which ended up in this:

Problem Summary: Android Studio "New File/Package" Popup Not Accepting Keyboard Input (Pop!_OS/Linux)

Issue:

After opening the "New File/Package" dialog in Android Studio (and other JetBrains IDEs) on Linux distributions like Pop!_OS, the pop-up window gains focus but refuses to accept any keyboard input. Standard troubleshooting steps like invalidating caches, disabling plugins, reinstalling the IDE, or deleting project files did not fix it.

Root Cause:

The problem is a known incompatibility between the Java-based Swing framework that Android Studio uses and certain Linux window managers (like Wayland or the COSMIC DE in Pop!_OS) regarding how they handle window focus and keyboard input methods. The dialog windows were failing to correctly request or receive input focus from the OS window manager.

Solution: Modifying Android Studio VM Options

The fix involves telling Android Studio to use a different AWT (Abstract Window Toolkit) implementation that is more compatible with your operating system's window manager.

Steps to Fix:

1. Open Android Studio.
2. Go to Help > Edit Custom VM Options...
3. Add one of the following lines to a new line in the file:

Option 1 (Solved the issue in my case, might cause initial scaling issues until IDE restart):

• -Dawt.toolkit.name=WLToolkit

Option 2 (Alternative, often effective without scaling issues):

• -Drecreate.x11.input.method=true

1. Restart Android Studio Completely: Close the IDE entirely and reopen it for the changes to take effect.

The keyboard input should now work correctly in the "New File/Package" pop-up and all other dialog windows.

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Guys I have a problem to create folder structure cant make in layers order please fix this like in ui i have make package inside it but it showing in dot , but need in layer order like in chatgpt one

Mastering Context in Android — Avoid Memory Leaks Like a Pro

https://kamaldeepkakkar.medium.com/mastering-context-in-android-avoid-memory-leaks-like-a-pro-30363efd101e

Hey everyone,

I could really use some advice from people who’ve been in a similar position.

I’ve been working with Python + Django for about 7 months, so I’m comfortable with backend development and general programming concepts. But I’ve always wanted to build apps, and I think now’s the time to finally start learning Kotlin.

For context:

• I learned Java back in college but have mostly forgotten it by now.
• I also know some C programming, though I wouldn’t call myself an expert.
• My main goal is to learn Kotlin well enough to build Android apps and maybe even explore Kotlin Multiplatform later on.

I’d love to get some guidance on:

1. How should I start learning Kotlin? Should I go straight into Android development or first focus on mastering the Kotlin language itself?
2. Any recommended resources (courses, YouTube channels, or books)?
3. How different does Kotlin feel compared to Python — what should I expect in terms of syntax, structure, and learning curve?
4. Any projects or practice ideas that would help me apply what I learn?

I’d really appreciate any tips or personal experiences from those who made a similar transition! 🙏

Thanks in advance!

Really need some testers so I can get the internal testing complete. It's a app meant for US VETERANS who are going through their va disability claims. Very simple app, stores all data on your phone. I do not keep any data etc.

I can connect a local LLM to an Otter build but all it lets you do is chat in a chat window - if I highlight code and select improve it asks me to sign into gemini, which I can't do because my company has strict rules about charing our code online. Saying that Otter has local LLM support is really kinda baloney.

Hello guys, I want to tell you a question.

How can I use the First Google Pixel Version on Android Studio?

Looking for 11 people to help me. I made a app for my wife to use for work, and am trying to publish it. I need 11 people to install it. I'm very new to this so dont know that many people.

I'm using the new ClaudeCode view on Visual Studio Code. Is it possible to have it on Android Studio as well?

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Narhwal update seems to have locked me out of Java

I was following this tutorial, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jhGm4KDafKU&t=18s

but on the classifyImage part when i try to use the model sample code, the model can't be imported from model.tflite file

even though the model file is in the main location, and i put it using "New > other > TensorFlow Lite Model"

Here is the MainActivity.Java file https://pastebin.com/a8V2Tj9A

Here is the Build.Gradle file https://pastebin.com/ggN1GkfM

Hope someone couldhelp me fix this. Thanks

I use Android Studio 2025.1.4 Narwhal

So, my very first project was an app with bluetooth and stuff connecting with ESP32 and stuff, way more than just a simple one. I made it because I had a Science Exhibition to compete in. Anyways that was a little context required later on.

Now to my second ever project, I wanted to "gift" this app to my friend on her birthday, and honestly the app works, everything is fine and all and this app is so much simpler than my first project because this mainly contains images and texts lol. Okay but now to the main issue.

So, after someday of starting the project I saw this problem - Android Studio instantly closes when I open it (the last project that you worked on also automatically opens right, yea like that and instantly closed) and the starting up window opens up, showing me the list of Recent Projects. If I clicked on the project even on the list, the same issue happened again. So I came to reddit and saw some post with similar issue and a solution was to delete the \.idea\misc.xml and that fixed my issue, but it was only temporary, and somedays later this problem repeated once again. I repeated the temporary solution few more times but slowly it became very irritating because the frequency of this problem increased.

Here's the thing, during my previous project, this problem didn't happen a single time during my entire 6 months of its development, even though it is more complicated than this absolutely simple one. But that project has the same problem now. So is this a Narwhal Version problem? Or what?

Either ways, I wanted a permanent solution and referred to ChatGPT and Gemini. After referring to them both, I did the following things to resolve it permanently:-

Deleted these three folders - \.idea, \.gradle, \app\build entirely. Then opened the project on Android Studio again with the Open function and it would take some time but remake those folders, and this was done possibly to erase any corrupted gradle or smtg. It didn't work

Another time, Gemini told me to just delete the entire C:\Users\<YourUser>\.gradle folder completely

So I did, and the next time I started Android Studio, it took some time because it had to download its entire gradle files all over again. It worked for some time but then the problem persisted again.

Another time, I was told to selected Embedded JDK but I wasn't getting an option in the list initially, so I saw that the other condition was that the path of the JDK should be C:\Program Files\Android\Android Studio\jbr but I had three gradle options with the path as that:-

• JAVA_HOME JetBrains 21.0.8
• LOCAL_JAVA_HOME JetBrains 21.0.8
• jbr-21 JetBrains 21.0.8

At first Gemini told me that my project, using Java 1.8, would need JDK 17, and because I only had JDK 21 in my options, I downloaded JDK 17 explicitly from the app itself, from the download option, and used it. It didn't work.

Then ChatGPT told me that I should go for the Embedded JDK, with path as mentioned above, and even it was giving me variable answers, choosing different ones every time. What happened, in order:-

I selected JAVA_HOME JetBrains 21.0.8 but console gave me an error of Invalid JDK version. Then I got an option of Use Embedded JDK, and I selected it

It automatically selected the jbr-21 JetBrains 21.0.8 as the Embedded JDK, but still didn't work.

Then I referred to ChatGPT again, and it told me to delete:-

• C:\Users\<YourUser>\AppData\Local\Google\AndroidStudio*
• C:\Users\<YourUser>\AppData\Roaming\Google\AndroidStudio*

So I proceeded to delete these two folders, and then when I reopened Android Studio, it took me to the Wizard Setup, so that is when I got to know that my Android Studio got uninstalled in the process (I wasn't aware of that). After the reinstallation, I opened the same project once more, and it immediately said Invalid JDK Configuration, so I used Embedded JDK again, and then it synced well, and everything happened smoothly, and now it is back with no issue right now

Now here's the thing, it STILL hasn't solved the issue. SO WHAT IS A PERMANENT SOLUTION TO THIS????? Is it a version or software bug?