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Recently I started to learn Android programming. I instaled Eclipse and Android SDK. All goes well, but every time when I run a project which has a error, the emulator and Eclipse begins to run very hard and I often have to close Eclips and the emulator.How can I solve this problem?
I answered this before, but it might help you too.
I prefere using the the Bluestacks Player. It runs Android 2.3.4 and is very fluent and fast. Sometimes even faster than a normal device. The only downsize is, that you can just test Apps on the API Level 10 and just on one screen size, but it’s perfect just for testing if it’s working or not. Just connect the Player with the
adbby runningAfter compiling it installs instantly. Very impressive, considering I have a rather average computer hardware(dual core with 4 GB of RAM)