As we continue to push the boundaries of swift app development, it's time to bid farewell to Eclipse Android Developer Tools (ADT). By the end of this year, we'll be ending support and development for ADT in Eclipse. This means saying goodbye to the Eclipse ADT plugin and Android Ant build system.
Time to Migrate
If you haven't already, now is the perfect time to make the switch to Android Studio. To get started, download Android Studio and import your existing projects using File → New→ Import Project. For a seamless transition, check out our comprehensive migration guide. Want to learn more about Android Studio's underlying build system? Head over to our overview page for all the details.
Next Steps
In the coming months, we'll be migrating standalone performance tools like DDMS and Trace Viewer into Android Studio. We're also working on building support for the Android NDK right into the IDE. Our goal is to provide a unified development environment that meets your needs. For those interested in contributing or learning more about Eclipse Andmore, check out the latest project.
A New Era of Swift App Development
Over the past few years, our team has been dedicated to improving the swift app development experience for Android developers with Android Studio. Since its launch, we've been thrilled by the positive feedback and excitement from the community. As the official Android IDE, Android Studio offers a comprehensive suite of tools to help you evolve your app across various platforms – whether it's on your phone, wrist, car, or TV.
Focusing on Swift App Development
To take our development experience to the next level, we're shifting our focus solely to Android Studio. This means ending support for ADT in Eclipse by year-end. The Eclipse Foundation will continue to maintain and develop Android tools within the open-source community. For those new to Android Studio, we invite you to join us on this journey and integrate it into your development workflow. Want to contribute to Android Studio? Check out our project source code. To stay up-to-date with the latest developments, join our Google+ community.
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