
Data Binding: In addition to a lot of bug fixes in the editing support for data binding, there is a new feature to help debug apps using data binding.Learn more about the new WebP Support in this tech doc.
#ANDROID STUDIO 2.3 WHERE ID TESTVIEW APK#
Using WebP images in your app saves APK space and is more performant.

With the new conversion wizard, you can quickly generate WebP images and if you're using the lossy encoding, inspect the diffs of your images. WebP: Android Studio 2.3 now provides PNG to WebP Conversion.Learn more about the new lint checks, and the baseline support, in this tech doc.Some examples include enforcing the new and annotations in support library 25, flagging obsolete SDK_INT checks, making sure animated properties are valid and not renamed in release builds,flagging potential wifi manager memory leaks, and many more. In order not to forget about the technical debt though it creates an info-level issue which tells you that you've filtered out bugs: This lets a project with a lot of technical debt set a baseline and then break the build only when new issues are introduced, without having to go and fix all existing issues first. Lint now has "baseline support" which lets you check in a current set of warnings - and from now on, only new issues are reported.

Layout Editor: The layout editor now supports chains and ratios for ConstraintLayout.IDE: We've upgraded the base IDE from IntelliJ 2016.1 to 2016.2, which adds a number of new features - ligatures, breadcrumbs, editor background images, revamped UI for inspections, notifications and the debugger, and more.
