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Motorola And Google Open Source And Merge Key Parts Of MOTODEV Studio Into AOSP


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For some time, Motorola Mobility has offered its MOTODEV Studio for Android suite as a standalone alternative build on Eclipse. A lot of developers seemed to like the additional tools Moto built into Studio, but weren’t exactly keen on dropping Eclipse in exchange for Moto’s less open solution.

Now that Motorola is a part of Google, it seems that state of affairs just won’t do. Earlier today, on the official Motorola blog, the company announced it was open sourcing key parts of MOTODEV Studio and merging them into the Android Open Source Project. Looking at the commits (here), head of the ADT/Tools team at Google, Xavier Ducrohet, seems to have been involved extensively in the process.

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