Conversion on Library from Android Studio to Eclipse
See original GitHub issueAm trying to convert the Library from Android Studio to Eclipse but it seems that its very difficult can you help me out
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@cashlex Come on, Android Studio runs perfectly on my 4-year-old laptop running an i3. Maybe your build will take a minute longer but what’s that compared to the advantages Android Studio has over Eclipse. And with instant run enabled you’ll get even better build times. Don’t blame these excellent library developers for not supporting a deprecated IDE. Don’t forget: What they offer you is completely free and they gain nothing back other than experience. In my language there’s a proverb saying “Einem geschenkten Gaul guckt man nicht ins Maul”. That basically means you should never judge something you get for free. If you want support for Eclipse don’t hesitate to fork this repo and add support by yourself but don’t blame the developer!
Haha, IntelliJ is Android Studio + extra core Java functionality. So if you have IntelliJ, you wouldn’t need Android Studio anyway 😄