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Better performance shortens the time you spend waiting for apps to compile and provides better responsiveness during testing. The added processing power is especially beneficial for app development. These improvements are made possible by Intel® Core™ i5 and i7 processors found inside select Chromebooks, including models by Lenovo*, HP*, and Dell*.

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Our Chrome OS team is diligently at work on code that will unlock performance-enhancing capabilities of Intel® Core™ processors for the Crostini operating environment. Intel is working closely with Google to make the Chromebook experience even better. Upgrading the Developer Experience with a Chromebook Notebook Computer Powered by Intel That’s three environments running concurrently in separate windows on your desktop. And simultaneously watch a tutorial on YouTube* running in the Chrome OS native environment.

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Test the app in an Android virtual environment via the Android Emulator.

Compose an Android app using Android Studio* in Linux virtual environment.

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The best use case is currently for Android apps. Chromebook eliminates the need to daisy-chain devices, untethering you from a disheveled workstation. Often a developer will need to transfer their app to a remote device in order to test it, resulting in a disconnected development experience. The convenience of this setup is clear in app development, particularly during the testing phase. Swapping between a Linux app and an Android app is as simple as clicking between windows. Because Chrome OS and Linux are integrated into a self-contained environment, you don’t have to activate and deactivate the virtual environment each time. The beauty of running Linux through Crostini is the level of flexibility a unified ecosystem provides. A broad assortment of Linux applications are supported, including development tools, productivity software, and even some games. There are no convoluted steps involved in setting up the Linux-based Debian* virtual environment-simply enable the option in the settings, and you’re off. With a Crostini-enabled Chromebook, you’re one click away from the command prompt. Flexible Virtual Environments for Fluid App Development Crosvm, the virtual machine monitor at the heart of Crostini, was written in the Rust programming language to take advantage of its inherent security and crash-preventing safety features. Google’s three tenets of speed, simplicity and security are built into the core of the Linux virtualization process. Now Chromebook users can create Linux apps, Android* apps, and Progressive Web Apps (PWAs), all in a unified ecosystem.ĭeveloping apps on a Chrome OS*-powered device has several distinct advantages.

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With a wealth of open source development tools and native support for many popular programming languages such as Python* and C++, Linux has long been the go-to operating environment for software development. Linux integration has greatly expanded the possibilities for writing code on a Chromebook.

With Crostini, Google* has enriched the capabilities of Chromebook-branded laptops and devices to run any Linux* app within a virtualized Linux environment. Chief among those features is Project Crostini.

Touting a bevy of developer-focused features, Chromebooks* are fast becoming the platform of choice for many up-and-coming coders and software engineers. The Chromebook* Developer Workstation, So Many Ways to Develop Apps Now that Linux support has officially landed on Chrome* OS, Chromebooks* powered by Intel are evolving into a one-stop solution for software development.

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