If there was only one reason to choose Android Studio over other IDEs, it could easily be claimed that it was due to its powerful debugging and testing tools. These tools range from a simple Logcat reporting to complex testing mechanisms based on the JUnit framework. In addition to tools to help us identify bugs in our code, Android Studio also has a host of very smart, performance monitoring tools that allow developers to fine-tune projects and maximize their efficiency.
This chapter will explore each of these processes in turn, beginning with simple inline debug calls and then moving on to the different types of JUnit tests and concluding by taking a look at how to monitor the performance of our apps under a variety of conditions.
In this chapter, you will learn how to:
- Configure a Logcat debug filter
- Create local unit tests
- Build instrumented tests
- Record...
