In order to improve the experience of Android developers, Google updates Android Studio very frequently. Usually, these are no more than minor enhancements and bug fixes. However, in early April 2016, Android Studio's version number jumped from 1.5 to 2.0. This was a major update, and with it came a lot of brand-new features and under-the-hood optimizations.

If you're still feeling a little lost trying to use all its new features, try our new Coffee Break Course, What's New in Android Studio 2?

In this quick, ten-minute course, Envato Tuts+ instructor Ashraff Hathibelagal will show you how to configure and use all the major features new to Android Studio builds 2.0 and 2.1. You'll learn how to reduce build times using instant run, how to run tests on Google's Cloud Test Lab, how to use the new Android emulator, and lots more.

Watch the introduction below to find out more.

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And if you want to find some resources to help you with your Android development work, check out the huge selection of useful Android app templates on Envato Market.