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Android Studio follows the same convention. In Part 3, we had covered multiple Java projects and how at the root folder, we can specify the adle and adle files that apply across all the modules. We will look at it a little later in this post, but keep in mind that they are the files to run gradle. They are nothing but a way for the IDE and yourself to launch gradle on your own anytime. The files circled in green are the default gradle wrapper files that you can use from the terminal / command window (we shall see that in a while). This should bring you to the Quick Start window that you see below. Close all the Projects in case a default one opens up.

Look at how we can add more dependencies to our Android Project.

Gradle, Gradle Console and Terminal window tabs.

Look at various windows Tabs available for working with Gradle.

Understand Gradle Project build files generated for a basic Android Application.

Generate a basic Android Application and understand Project specific settings for Gradle.

Project Template Gradle Configuration Settings in Android Studio.The points that we shall cover in this blog post are as follows: It is not necessary to have the same version or the OS, things should be pretty much similar from a Gradle perspective. I have used Android Studio 2.1.3 on Windows for this blog post.

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This part assumes that you have installed Android Studio on your development machine and that you are familiar with basic Gradle commands, project structure and files as we have seen in the series so far. It is by no means expected to be an Android tutorial. Our goal in this episode will only be to familiarize ourselves with the Gradle environment inside Android Studio.

This will help you use the knowledge that you have gained so far. Since you are now aware of the basics of single, multiple Java projects with Gradle, it should become a bit easier to understand what they generate for you.Īlong the way, we shall also take a look at various tabs, configuration settings and the terminal inside of Android Studio, so that you can opt to run gradle via the command line/terminal even inside of Android Studio.

In this part of the tutorial, we shall take our first look at Android Studio and understand the Gradle environment in Android Studio.

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LAST UPDATE : Septem: i) Updated Screenshots for latest version of Android Studio 2.1.3 ii) Updated app/adle as per the latest version of Android Studio 2.1.3 Part 5, we took a look at building / running / deploying App Engine Java Web Applications via Gradle. Welcome to Part 6 of the Gradle Tutorial. There is no plan currently to update this material for the latest versions of Android Studio. Gradle Tutorial : Part 6 : Android Studio + Gradleĭecember 2017: Please note that this post has not been updated for a while and there could be differences in terms of commands, screenshots and problems in running the code.