Sorry, are you saying that Android Studio helps you develop in a way that is unused or unwanted?
Because if so that is quite wrong. The overwhelming majority of Android apps, existing and under development, are made as traditional byte code apps. Among more intensive games, things like game engines are more common (e.g. Unity, Unreal Engine, etc), but that's a specialized case.
As to the web apps, that remains kind of the worst of all possible solutions. People who are wed to the traditional web often ply that course, but it certainly isn't most common.
Because if so that is quite wrong. The overwhelming majority of Android apps, existing and under development, are made as traditional byte code apps. Among more intensive games, things like game engines are more common (e.g. Unity, Unreal Engine, etc), but that's a specialized case.
As to the web apps, that remains kind of the worst of all possible solutions. People who are wed to the traditional web often ply that course, but it certainly isn't most common.