Save android studio project

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Save android studio project

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I’m making an app and my biggest fear is losing the project (if my pc breaks for example) I want to know if you can save the project to Dropbox or Google Drive without damaging the app, or if there’s another way for me to safely save the project

I recommend you use the Github or if it’s private you can use the Bitbucket. For the Github this part has to a X per month.

– NoobSaibot

2017/12/08 at 05:27
could specify better, I could save my project there? I would have security?

– L.jack

2017/12/08 at 05:29
If it is private project put in the Bitbucket, but make sure that you will specify on the site that it is a repository private.

– NoobSaibot

2017/12/08 at 05:31
Thank you very much! will I check! in such cases I could go using and updating automatically? (as it happens in Dropbox)

– L.jack

2017/12/08 at 05:37
You never used the Git / Bitbucket / Github before? Read this question How to put project in Bitbucket? and the answer, research more about it, has several tutorials on Youtube in Português.

– NoobSaibot

2017/12/08 at 05:49

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by anderson seibert • **569** points · Answer 1 · 2017-12-08T09:53:26+00:00

One of the ways to save the app is by backing up the "src" folder of the project, there will be all its code classes, Activity’s, strings, manifest, etc., to restore the project create a blank project and replace the "src" folder. I usually create a . zip and save in Google Drive or Dropbox, otherwise create a repository in github or bitbucket is generally more used, I also use, having the possibilities of public or private repositories(this is paid for on github) and versioning your files.