Keras has recently taken a big step towards improving the developer experience by hosting the codebase in a separate repository. As mentioned in the RFC, one of the main objectives is to eliminate the lengthy feedback loop caused due to the long build times of the core TensorFlow library. Due to this change, it is now possible to run tests in an extremely feasible amount of time. This blog post aims to be a do-it-along guide for Keras' building and testing procedure. To all the new ones here, I'd like to take a moment to explain what "building from source" exactly means.

Upgrade Android Studio (I have version 3.3). Download Bazel just as Google tells you to. However, you don't need MSYS2 if you already have other things like Git Shell -- or maybe I already have MinGW somewhere, or who knows. Upgrade Android Studio (I have version 3.3). Download Bazel just as Google tells you to.