Frequency of Android Studio Updates
I’m new to Android Studio, and curious about how long you’ve been using your Android Studio IDE. I read on Wikipedia that this year, Android Studio has already released six new versions.
Considering the frequency of these updates, does this mean that older versions of Android Studio become obsolete too quickly, and developers should start using the latest versions? Or is it possible to stick with a version you like for a long time before using a new release?
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