After change this settings my compile duration 10 minutes changed to ~10 secs.

Step 1:

Settings(ctrl+Alt+S) ->

Build,Execution,Deployment ->

Compiler ->

type "--offline" in command-line Options box.

Step 2:

check the “Compile independent modules in parallel” checkbox.

& click Apply -> OK

Reference - https://www.sundoginteractive.com/blog/speed-up-gradle-in-android-studio

Disadvantage:

You will not be able to pull down the latest versions of the dependencies identified in your build.gradle file. It runs faster because it uses a cached snapshot of those imported libraries.

Important Note: When you deploy the application remove this settings & build with latest versions of dependencies.

After change this settings my compile duration 10 minutes changed to ~10 secs.

Step 1:

Settings(ctrl+Alt+S) ->

Build,Execution,Deployment ->

Compiler ->

type "--offline" in command-line Options box.

Step 2:

check the “Compile independent modules in parallel” checkbox.

& click Apply -> OK

Reference - https://www.sundoginteractive.com/blog/speed-up-gradle-in-android-studio

Disadvantage:

You will not be able to pull down the latest versions of the dependencies identified in your build.gradle file. It runs faster because it uses a cached snapshot of those imported libraries.

Important Note: When you deploy the application remove this settings & build with latest versions of dependencies.

After change this settings my compile duration 10 minutes changed to ~10 secs.

Step 1:

Settings(ctrl+Alt+S) ->

Build,Execution,Deployment ->

Compiler ->

type "--offline" in command-line Options box.

Step 2:

check the “Compile independent modules in parallel” checkbox.

& click Apply -> OK

Reference - https://www.sundoginteractive.com/blog/speed-up-gradle-in-android-studio

After change this settings my compile duration 10 minutes changed to ~10 secs.

Step 1:

Settings(ctrl+Alt+S) ->

Build,Execution,Deployment ->

Compiler ->

type "--offline" in command-line Options box.

Step 2:

check the “Compile independent modules in parallel” checkbox.

& click Apply -> OK

Reference - https://www.sundoginteractive.com/blog/speed-up-gradle-in-android-studio

Disadvantage:

You will not be able to pull down the latest versions of the dependencies identified in your build.gradle file. It runs faster because it uses a cached snapshot of those imported libraries.

Important Note: When you deploy the application remove this settings & build with latest versions of dependencies.