Try them out and get things all set up before your talk. Protip Improve readability of Android Studio during presentation, by changing the theme, increasing the font size and or using the Presenter mode. Image you are in the middle of a presentation, and your audience says “we can’t see what you are trying to show us.” Ok, that has happened to a lot of us. If you ever need to demo live coding or walk through code via a projector, it’s important to make it easier for your audience to see. Protip Use Cmd+Shift+A (or Ctrl+Shift+A on Windows) to find an action or command in Android Studio. I learned about these tricks from one of the Fragmented podcasts by Donn Felker and Kaushik Gopal. If that still doesn’t meet your needs, then you can define your own shortcuts by configuring custom keymaps. If you can’t remember all the commands or don’t have time to look them up online, just remember this one: Cmd+Shift+A (Windows Ctrl+Shift+A) which allows you to search any command in Android Studio immediately. Here is the full list of keyboard shortcuts (both Windows/Linux and Mac) for Android Studio.

Cmd+Alt+T, 2 - add region to your code which you can expand and collapse.

Then you can View Diff and Commit the changes.

Cmd + 9 - show local changes if your project has VCS enabled (i.e.

Ctrl+Option+H - show call hierarchy (Windows Ctrl+Alt+H).

Alt+Cmd+L - reformat code (Windows Ctrl+Alt+L).

Cmd+Shift+O - open a file (Windows Ctrl+Shift+N).

Cmd+, - open Preferences (Windows Ctrl+Alt+S for Settings).

Keyboard shortcuts will help you to be more productive and here are a few examples of the ones that I often use.

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