New projects created with Android Studio 2.0 are set up to work with Instant Run automatically. The feature lets you see your changes running “in a near instant,” which means you can continuously code and run your app. If you’re an Android developer, Instant Run is supposed to dramatically improve your workflow by letting you quickly see changes running on your device or emulator. She said Android Studio 2.0 is 2x to 2.5x faster for building code (for a full build), while incremental builds can be up to 50x faster. Now that Android Studio has a proper foundation, Cuthbertson emphasized the focus is on the fact developers specifically requested making app builds and deployment faster. She added that these five major releases focused on making Android Studio “delightful” and “stable.” Version 2.0, meanwhile, is all about speed. Stephanie Cuthbertson, Google product manager for Android, told VentureBeat that since the IDE’s announcement, the team has made 103 public pushes into Android Studio’s channels (Canary, Beta, and stable).
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