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This tool is amazing. I like to keep all of my assets as well as local copies of my code on Dropbox. You can have Dropbox sync with all of your devices.

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This tool is the official IDE for Android Development. I use it everyday!

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I’ve discovered an excellent tool to help developers figure out their app’s color palette. Pick two main colors and see a preview of what they would look like in a mobile app preview. I’ve been using it for a while now and love it! Check it out at materialpalette.com This site is apart of material.uplabs.com where you can find a lot of material design inspiration. Did I mention the tool is free to use?

Have you ever wanted to create a custom Android button? This tool from AngryTools can help you in your quest of rounded edges. It is not limited to just round buttons, you can create all sorts of types. What I love about the tool, is it generates the java and xml code for you. The tool even shows you where to place it in your project.