618 CHAPTER 16: The Future of Android: The 64-Bit Android 5.0 OS
As you can see, the same naming convention that you learned about in Android 4.4 regarding the Activity
Java code, and for the XML UI definition markup, applies to your Android 5.0 app development.
Once you have all of this set up correctly, click on the Finish button and IntelliJ IDEA will build your
bootstrap Android 5.0 application for you, just like Eclipse ADT did for you with your Android 4.4
application. As you can see in Figure 16-23, the first thing that IntelliJ will do is create the Gradle
build environment for the project. The first time you do this, IntelliJ IDEA may need to download the
latest version of Gradle from the gradle.org web site, which is what the progress bar is showing you
in Figure 16-23.
Figure 16-22. Name the Activity HelloActivity and the Title Hello Android 5.0!
Figure 16-23. Building the HelloAndroid5 project Gradle progress bar on top of unused (blank) IntelliJ IDEA