We all spend a lot of time in the debugger, so this session teaches you about some of the powerful debugging features available in Android Studio. This talk should appeal to all, from beginners to experts and everybody in between.
01:23 - Log filtering / folding
05:13 - Conditional breakpoints
06:17 - Dependent breakpoints
07:16 - Suspend thread
09:07 - Evaluate and log
10:42 - Breakpoint groups
11:28 - Drop frame
12:34 - Mark object
14:10 - Evaluate expression
15:10 - Apply changes
17:23 - Analyze stacktrace
Here are some of the tips that we didn't have time to cover:
* Dragging a breakpoint brings its settings along with it
* Ctrl+drag makes a copy of a breakpoint
* You can set breakpoints on the closing brace of a function
* You can set breakpoints on fields / properties (called "field watchpoints")
* You can set a breakpoint on an interface method to break on all its implementations
* APK debugging → [ Ссылка ]
* Data views to control how data is displayed in the debugger → [ Ссылка ]
* How to use and understand the Overhead tab → [ Ссылка ]
See also:
* Android Studio - Debug Your App → [ Ссылка ]
* IntelliJ IDEA Debugging Code → [ Ссылка ]
* "Android Studio: Tips n' Tricks" from I/O '19 → [ Ссылка ]
Presented by: David Herman, Justin Nieto
Android Studio Sessions → [ Ссылка ]
Android Dev Summit '19 all sessions playlist → [ Ссылка ]
Subscribe to the Android Developers channel! → [ Ссылка ]
Check out the photo album → [ Ссылка ]
#AndroidDevSummit event: Android Dev Summit 2019; re_ty: Publish; product: Android - General; fullname: David Herman, Justin Nieto;
