Android Studio

UI Layer

One of the first things you should be able to do when working with Android Studio, is to check whether you can set up the working envrionment similarly in two different computers. If you can, then you probably have enough knowledge about Android Studio, and the Android Software Development Kit. If you can’t, then you probably don’t have sufficient knowledge about those.

One way to see what the computer-dependent settings are is by looking at the .gitignore file of an Android project. Typically, the .gitignore file consists of:

local.properties

.gradle and build/

.idea

keystore.jks

*.jks
local.properties
.gradle/
.idea/
build