Are you an Android developer? If you are, there’s a good chance you use Google’s Android Studio, and you use it quite frequently. By default, Android Studio disables some features that you would expect to appear in any modern IDE. Thankfully, Dmytro Danylyk has compiled a short guide on how to configure Android Studio to be more useful for any developer.
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