install android sdk without android studio ubuntu

Here the most important thing is that you must first install the base packages (i.e sdk tools, platform-tools, GUI sdk and AVD manager etc) found in the last installer version of SDK if you are starting form scratch, otherwise you can skip this step if you already a working sdk installation. If you are starting from scratch I suggest you go through this post first: How do I download the Android SDK without downloading Android Studio? I am pleased to say that the GUI is here to stay (despite having been officially cut off sometime in SDK 26) The intermediate user might find the last section “Change the AVD path” useful, as launching an emulator is space costly (~7GB per launch), and advanced developers might want to isolate these emulators in a different disk partition with more space.I am glad to inform the community that there is still a fully functional workaround to use the Android SDK whilst utilising the traditional GUI that most users are accustomed to. This tutorial is to help the beginner to setup the whole pipeline you’d need to start working on your flutter mobile app development with IntelliJ IDEA.

(Very useful) How to change the default AVD emulator path when you receive error message of insufficient disk space on your disk partition.

How to setup the Flutter SDK and Android SDK config in IntelliJ project.

Install Flutter and Dart plugin in IntelliJ IDEA.

(Optional) How to configure IntelliJ IDEA data cache, in case you have limited disk space in home directory (default).

(Optional) How to increase the memory allocation IntelliJ IDEA can use.

Install IntelliJ IDEA IDE, Flutter SDK, Android SDK on Ubuntu.

In this tutorial, I am going to show how to install all the prerequisites: IDE and SDKs, for you to start building your Flutter mobile project on Ubuntu. Install IntelliJ IDEA + Android SDK + Flutter SDK on Ubuntu 20.04

Install android sdk without android studio ubuntu