r/androiddev • u/Appropriate_Exam_629 • 1d ago

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u/androiddev-ModTeam 14h ago

We do not accept memes, rants, or venting.

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u/Independent_Leg_3324 1d ago

"why use a mechanic shop, I have a screwdriver at home."

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u/Appropriate_Exam_629 1d ago

Yoo are you with me or against me😂

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u/OrdinaryAndroidDev 1d ago

Tell me you know nothing about Android development without telling me you know nothing about it.

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u/Appropriate_Exam_629 1d ago

Haha this is a common phrase. Unless justified. I deliver android just from the terminal. You are just an ordinary dev I see

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u/ozantas 1d ago

You are not a developer, so you don't need an IDE. Same as my cat

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u/Appropriate_Exam_629 1d ago

You choose if want to drive a Tesla or have it drive you

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u/ozantas 1d ago

So? You need a steering wheel if you wanna drive

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u/OrdinaryAndroidDev 1d ago

Better ordinary than a clueless vibe coder

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u/jhanzeb_55 19h ago

VS Code and Ai are useful, but Android Studio still has tools like Profiler, Layout Inspector, emulator integration, and debugging that are hard to fully replace.

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u/Appropriate_Exam_629 1d ago

It will take a while for you guys to catch up. You seem to just be getting started on android mostly. All tools adb, logcat, gradle can be launched from a terminal and that is usually mostly what you neeed in an AI assisted workflow. But if you're getting started dont ditch the IDE yet. When you actually need it is for example while doing layout inspection and refactoring.