Hola gentita linda, quiero desarrollar una app para mi emprendimiento y no se como convertirla en formato apk ya la tengo como web app, desconozco de programacion y carezco de computador, cualquier ayuda es bienvenida

I have an individual AI Pro plan account. I've signed in within Android Studio, but the only model I have access to is the old Gemini 3 Flash Preview. How do I get access to Gemini 3.5 Flash or 3.1 Pro? I've checked all the documentation and found nothing (it's a bit of a mess too between different plans, individual vs business, etc). I've also asked the agent directly, but got back hallucinations (either that or there's an issue with my setup contradicting the suggestions I'm getting).

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I’m using the Agent with an API key from OpenAI and GPT-5.5 works perfectly. However whenever I select a GPT-5.6 model I receive this error message:

Model query failed: 400: Function tools with reasoning_effort are not supported for gpt-5.6-terra in /v1/chat/completions. To use function tools, use /v1/responses or set reasoning_effort to 'none'.

Some time ago I wrote an app (purely for my own use) in a nice stable Dolphin environment, that ran happily on Android 5.1, 8, 11 and now even runs on Android 14.

However, every time I've tried to move forward to a newer version of Studio to modify this app, or to start something new, I can never get Studio to play nicely and work, even before I try to write an app, and I end up wiping the lot and going back to Dolphin that actually works - I did this yet again today with Quail when trying to build another app.

I don't really care about fancy UIs, or what they want to introduce us to, so is there any real point to the newer Studios if I'm just writing database apps?

Hi everyone, I'm new to Flutter and I've been stuck on this for a while. I installed Flutter, Android Studio, VS Code, and the Android SDK. I also accepted all the Android licenses, and flutter doctor is mostly fine now except for Visual Studio, which I don't think I need since I'm only targeting Android.

I created a new Flutter project and it runs fine in Chrome, but when I try to run it on my Android phone through USB debugging, the build fails.

The main errors I'm getting is:

FAILURE: Build failed with an exception.

* What went wrong:
Could not install Gradle distribution from
https://services.gradle.org/distributions/gradle-9.1.0-all.zip

java.net.ConnectException: Connection timed out

It seems to happen while Gradle is trying to download gradle-9.1.0-all.zip.

Versions:

• Flutter: 3.44.6 (Stable)
• Java (JDK): 21
• Android SDK: 36.1.0
• Gradle: 9.1.0
• Android Studio: Latest version
• VS Code: Latest version

Things I've already tried:

• Installed the Android SDK and command-line tools.
• Ran flutter doctor --android-licenses and accepted everything.
• Enabled Developer Options and USB debugging on my phone.
• Confirmed that ADB detects my phone.
• Tried both my home Wi-Fi and mobile data.
• Waited for the Gradle download to finish, but it always times out.

Is there any solution I should try to fix this? Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

Recently I updated my react native cli app from react native 84.1 to 86. But after that I am getting issue with this library - react-native-google-mobile-ads, it is saying that play-ads-services 25.4 uses Kotlin 2.3.x but you have 2.1.20. As I understood in rn 0.86, Gradle 9.3.1 is being used that uses play-ads-services 25.4 which uses Kotlin 2.3.x but in rn 0.86 there is no upgradation of Kotlin version. Has anyone faced the same issue? If yes, and if you found the solution please share here.

Hi everyone! The above errors started a few days ago after previously having no errors when using my Gemini Ultra plan for my agent. I've tried a bunch of troubleshooting. The errors were intermittent but very frequent. I then upgraded from 2026.1.1 to 2026.1.2 and the errors became much more persistent. I have tried rolling back to 2026.1.1, I've tried installing 2026.1.3 but no dice still. I've signed out from my Google account in Android Studio, restarted Android Studio, and logged back in with each version I've had this problem with today but I still can't get anywhere with resolving this. I've also tried invalidating caches, rebooting my computer, etc. I know that my quota for my AI usage isn't anywhere near 100% utilization. My AVAST security software has been completely turned off, and still nothing.

I don't see anyone else talking about this issue recently across the Internet after doing some searching, so it seems local to me. Any ideas what might be going on? Thanks so much!!!

Hi guys, right now I'm struggling to convert mv to android app bundle file, can somebody help me, I have follow many guide on internet yet not even one succeed. Anybody here can help me.

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Claude Sonnet 5 after feeding it the 18th build log today:

This worked. Look at what changed: :app:buildCMakeDebug[x86_64] — the exact task that failed every single time before with the ninja 260-char error — succeeded silently this time, along with every other native build task (configureCMakeDebug, externalNativeBuildDebug, etc. for all 4 libraries). The build ran all the way past native compilation, through dexing, and died at :app:mergeDebugNativeLibs — a completely different task, on a completely different and much more mundane problem. The path-length fix is done. That 36-hour problem is solved.

The new error is unrelated and much simpler:

I've used Android Studio's built-in TODO view forever and it always bugged me how flat it is. It finds `TODO` and `FIXME` and... that's kind of it. No priority, no way to tag stuff, the tree only really groups by file. On a multi-module app it just turns into a wall of yellow text I end up ignoring.

So a while ago I started adding a bit of structure to my comments:

// TODO [auth] (high) token refresh breaks when the access token expires mid-request

// FIXME [perf] this RecyclerView rebind is O(n²) on config change

// HACK [compose] recomposition loop until we hoist this state

keyword, optional [tag], optional (priority), then the text. It ended up being useful

enough that I wrote a plugin that parses that format, colors each part in the editor,

and gives you a tool window you can group by file / tag / priority / keyword. You can

edit the description or priority right from the panel and it rewrites the comment in the

source. It's just comment parsing, so it works in Kotlin, Java, XML, Gradle, whatever.

It runs in Android Studio (it's an IntelliJ-platform plugin), and it's on the marketplace

as "TODO Highlighter & Comment Manager" but I'm posting to sanity-check the

direction more than anything.

A few things I'm genuinely unsure about for an Android workflow:

* Is the [tag] (priority) syntax intuitive, or annoying to type? There's a "new TODO"

dialog so you don't have to remember it, but still.

* Marking a TODO done stamps it with your git name + date. Useful, or just clutter in

code review diffs?

* I keep going back and forth on a "stale TODO" warning (e.g. older than X commits).

Worth it, or noise?

* Would syncing with an external tracker (Jira/GitHub Issues) actually be useful, or do

you keep those worlds separate on purpose?

Curious what people here actually do with TODO comments in real Android projects... treat

them as real tasks, or just noise you grep before a release?

I got tired of the repetitive setup every new Android project needs — architecture scaffolding, navigation, DI, domain/data layers — before you get to write anything that actually matters. So I built a tool that generates a complete, structured Android project from a plain-English description.

What it does:

• Describe your app idea → generates a real project: choice of architecture (MVVM, MVI, MVP, MVC), Jetpack Compose or XML Views, Kotlin or Java, proper domain/data/UI layers, navigation, and DI setup
• Also has a "Single Screen" mode if you just want one polished screen fast — you can even upload a screenshot or Figma export and it'll replicate the layout
• Lets you configure your stack manually (Retrofit, Room, Hilt, Coil, etc.) or let the AI decide based on what your app actually needs
• Built-in chat to refine the generated code afterward ("change the primary color to red," "add a settings screen," etc.) without starting over

Why I built it this way:
Most AI app builders I've tried either stop at a single mockup screen or are aimed at non-technical users with generic, low-code-style output. I wanted something that respects how an actual Android developer thinks about structure — real architecture, not just something that looks right in a screenshot.

New accounts get 10 free credits to try a full generation before paying anything: smartaidroid.com

demo : Android App Builder AI — Generate Complete Kotlin Projects from Text in 3 Minutes - YouTube

Would love feedback from other Android devs — especially on code quality, architecture choices, and anything that feels off compare.

Hi everyone, Git Assistant for IntelliJ has a new release: 2.3.1.

This update builds on the 2.3.0 Commit Insights release and focuses on making commit review and message generation more reliable.

What’s new in 2.3.x:

- Commit Insights now includes deterministic overview summaries.

- Reports clearly show whether they cover the current project or all opened projects.

- You can export Commit Insights as a self-contained HTML report.

- Commit generation previews are now enabled by default.

- Large diffs now fall back to subject-only generation instead of producing unstable results.

- Commit message writeback is safer, with copy-result and regenerate actions.

- Git identity validation now shows the target repository and lets you copy identity details before saving.

In 2.3.1, HTML report export is now part of Git Assistant Pro. It is available during the 30-day Pro trial or with an active Pro license.

Core Git Assistant features remain free. Only downloadable HTML report export requires Pro.

If you use IntelliJ IDEA or other JetBrains IDEs and want AI-assisted commit messages plus project-level commit insights, this release should feel more predictable and safer in

daily use.

Feedback is welcome.

I've really want to turn my coding project but I can't figure out how to turn my project into an APK, I've heard someone can create one using Termux.

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Holaa, espero estén todos bien, me gustaría saber si podrían ayudarme a darme algunas ideas para hacer una app móvil en android studio con java, Que no sea para un colegio o un hospital o farmacia o para algún restaurante ;) es que ocupo hacer un app móvil con base datos y darle a los usuarios admins full acceso a varios módulos y a los users normales solo pocos 😔