AOSP Development Environment
summary
Concrete setup for AOSP Android 14 builds using Ubuntu LTS requires ~400 GB disk and ~64 GB RAM and full builds take hours while small incremental changes compile in ~10 seconds. Demonstrations use Visual Studio Code with Remote SSH and local workflows, Cuttlefish emulator via WebRTC (port 8443 plus ~50 additional ports), overlays to change toast gravity, replacing boot animation by SCP drop and rebuilding, and session persistence with screen. Tips include ADB forwarding, USB over IP, and avoiding full-indexing in Android Studio for platform.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:08Talk agenda
- 2:38Hardware requirements
- 4:04Live demo with VS Code
- 11:47Remote workflow with VS Code
- 25:00Local vs remote
- 28:18Android Studio overview
- 31:31AOSP tips
- 36:13Q&A
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