Optimize the Performance of Android Mobile Apps Using Android Studio and SDK

There are many approaches to creating Android applications. Depending on the chosen strategy, externally identical programs may consume different resources of the mobile device. In other words, their effectiveness may vary. Applications can take up different amounts of RAM, require different amounts of processor time, have different effects on battery power, and download different amounts of data over the network. Ultimately, all these factors affect the perception and performance of your Android application. It is these aspects that distinguish a high-quality application from a less successful one. The main focus should be on performance when designing the application structure. It is also important to take this aspect into account when writing code. A simple example is using Recycler View instead of Scroll View in appropriate cases. The purpose of this article is to review the process of optimizing the performance of Android mobile applications using Android Studio and SDK. The methodological basis was scientific works and research results conducted earlier by other authors