Linux Community Magazine: Apr 22, 2011

Highly Useful Resources for Android App Development

Highly Useful Resources for Android App Development
Apr 3, 2011, 16 :02 UTC (0 Talkback[s]) (2412 reads)
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[ Thanks to LT for this link. ]

"Eclipse: Android code is basically coding in Java. Eclipse is an IDE that is most known for its Java friendly environment and is probably among the first tools one needs to download as they start out developing on the Android platform. Google, the creator of the Android platform, have done an excellent job getting the Android SDK to run with Eclipse. The two are almost synonymous to developers. Eclipse gives developers an easy time in getting their code in sync with facilities such as debugging, the DDMS perspective, and a host of other important tools available in the Android SDK kit. On the surface level, Eclipse makes Android development a whole lot better - the object oriented code is easy to write and manage, plus you can get a design view of layout files such as XML based files used in Android code."

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