Google surprised every Android developer by announcing Android Studio IDE, an integrated development environment. An IDE is an all-inclusive application for software development. The application was uncovered at Google I/O (15-17 May 2013). It is available for free to be tried as an early access preview.
So what does this mean for Eclipse, which is already being used as an open-source IDE in Android application development? Google has recommend that because the currently available version of the Studio IDE has been intended for early adopters and testers, there is no need to migrate your development to new tools at this time. Google is still supporting Eclipse as a primary platform for Android application development.
















