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Android Studio Private Library Import Method

When importing custom modules in android studio, they are copied into the project folder. If you want the original library project to be imported to the project without copy, set as follows.

In settings.gradle,
  include 'custom-library'
  project(':custom-library').projectDir = new File(settingsDir, 'relative/path/to/custom/library')

In builde.gradle of App,
  compile project(':custom-library')

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Picasso vs Glide in Android

I started a new project with Picasso first, but had a problem with the orientation of photos. Picasso didn't display a photo properly according to it's orientation. So I changed to Glide which solve the problem. Use 'Glide' if you want to be safe about photo's orientation,

Android Studio, gradle experimental, NDK, and OpenCV

It is really frustrating to build OpenCV native code with new Android Studio. The new Android Studio doesn't use make files, instead, sets compile options in app's builde.gradle file. The new gradle experimental(0.6.0-beta4) has some changes in DSL. It uses '.add' function, not '+='. Look at Sample Project at github AndroidOpenCVNDKDemo . It use Android Studio 2.0 beta5, gradle-experimental:0.6.0-beta, and OpenCV 3.1.0. I hope this will save your time. Useful sites http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/new-build-system/gradle-experimental http://ph0b.com/new-android-studio-ndk-support/ https://github.com/joaopedronardari/OpenCV-AndroidSamples -- 2016.03.06 Updated step by step explanation for Android NDK http://web.guohuiwang.com/technical-notes/androidndk1