![]() I am returning to my Ryzen 3700X + 32GB of RAM running on Arch.Īnd before someone asks: "Why did you left your old computer?"- Because I wanted to create Multiplatform applications with KMM.Īny questions you guys have, please reply and I will answer as soon as possible and the best way I can, too.Īnd any progress on the Android Developer Experience, I will post here too. I don't know if the 16GB version performs any better, too. I had 5 Macbooks in total and I was really happy with them, so I really want that this one provers is value too. I spent a lot of money (living in Brazil) and it has not been a good investment. The M1 is not good for Android Development yet. My conclusion is: Don't expect Google fixing the problems soon. Tried to build a small Compose project in AS but I spent more than 1 hour just to build a "Hello World". ![]() A lot of times the code completion is gone, Gradle builds fails and references vanish away randomly. BlueStacks Let’s begin our listing with a name that has been on the market for a while and is compatible with the latest Apple MacBook M1 processor, BlueStacks. Drag and drop Android Studio into the Applications folder, then launch Android Studio. For some reason I started using the current stable version with no support for M1 chips, as of now the latest version of Arctic Fox is the Beta 3, go grab it. It works, but it works bad on the 8GB version. Here are the best Android Emulators for the MacBook M1. Use an arm64-v8a image Tools -> SDK Manager Install Android 11 (R) or 12. ![]() IntelliJ worked kinda fine, but the ARM Android Emulator sucks more than 50% of my RAM. This will automatically download the correct version. ![]() So, I downloaded the latest IntelliJ EAP. Then, Android Studio showed that it's not possible to work with it in Rosetta's emulation. ![]() Then I found that the workaround was adding the latest Xerial's version of SQLite JDBC. Neither going to tell the already common-sense stuff, such as using Azul's JDK and the need to use the Canary versions of AS ou IntelliJ.Īt first, I had problems to run projects that were dependent on SQLite. I am not going to talk about battery, browsing and watching videos experience, just the Android developer experience. I will be dedicating my time to express my experience with Android Development in almost a month that I have been working with a MBP 8GB/256GB. ![]()
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