Android N Feature Spotlight: Updated ART Compiler Means No More Obnoxiously Long 'Optimizing Apps' Step And Much Faster App Installs



Android N Feature Spotlight: Updated ART Compiler Means No More Obnoxiously Long 'Optimizing Apps' Step And Much Faster App Installs

... This article is part of our Android N Feature Spotlights series. If you did the Android N beta OTA, you might have noticed something is missing—there's no more painfully tedious optimizing apps pop up after the update. This step is over almost instantly following the update to Android N. An improved version of the ART (Android Runtime) is fast enough that Android doesn't need to hold you up anymore. Fantastic. We first met the extended, multiple-minute optimizing apps pop up when Lollipop moved us from Dalvik to ART. The Dalvik virtual machine would process Java into native code on the fly. However, ART processed the Java code ahead of time, allowing for smoother operation. It also meant the arduous optimizing apps step after each system update. Android N introduces the quick path to app installations. ART's JIT compiler in Android N allows for much faster installs. Even large apps can be installed in a few seconds after the data is downloaded.

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