After indicating in which directory we want to set the workspace, go to the Help menu - Install new Software. We download Eclipse Kepler, unzip it in the folder you want and start eclipse.exe. Chose "Kepler" as there are conflicts between Eclipse later versions and plugins used for developing Android and Java in general like Gradle, Libgdx and others. We look for "eclipse download" in google and navigate to find "Eclipse IDE for Java Developers" but instead of the latest version, look for the one called "Kepler". Installing Eclipse and Android ADT plugin (any doubt go to Windows and MS-DOS Environment variables) Gradle) to define the ANDROID_HOME variable with the directory where you installed the SDK. We run the SDK manager and download the packages selected by default. We download the SDK and install it in our PC. In this tutorial we will install stand-alone SDK, Eclipse Kepler and finally the Eclipse plugin. (This is the preferred choice of Android developers in general but not for Google which has the option somewhat hidden). Stand-alone SDK Tools: Consisting only of the Android SDK.Android Studio: it is an adapted version of IntelliJ for Android.(The advantage is that the installation is faster).
At the time I am writing this tutorial, options are: On the Android website there are several options for downloading the Android SDK development tools.
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