[Guest Talk] Increasing coding productivity w…
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Gemini in Android Studio ships in Canary and demos adding a favorites filter to a Compose Pokedex (uses PokeAPI) by using the chat window, custom code transforms (diffs with refine), and AI completions; the model initially omits a boolean and the developer patches it, showing outputs need review. Features that require project access include ghost text completions, rethink-variable renames wired to refactoring, unit-test scenario scaffolds, crash-analysis insights, commit-message generation, and a gitignore-style AI exclude file for privacy. Upcoming: richer inputs, multi-conversation chat, and prompt library.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:02Android Studio and Gemini
- 4:35Code context control
- 9:32Getting started with Gemini
- 10:34Gemini chat for features
- 14:08Custom code transformations
- 18:21AI code completion
- 20:26Rethinking variable names
- 22:34Features for production
- 26:03Crash analysis with AI
- 28:50Auto commit messages
- 29:56Upcoming features
- 34:26Recap and next steps
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