AIDE - IDE For Android Java C++
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Have you ever wanted to create the next bestselling app? Apps are everywhere, and for everything. Apps can make anything possible; so wanting to create one of your own to try and earn the most downloaded app honor is a good dream to have. Except, most of us are not programmers and know nothing about coding and other app production requirements. And when we log on to tutorials, all that stuff could get a little intimidating for most of us. Plus, there are a lot of us who might have an idea, but not that kind of time to invest in learning how to make an app from scratch. So does that mean that we give up on our dream of creating the most amazing app ever?
The answer is no (obviously). Say hello to AIDE - IDE for Java C++. AIDE is an integrated development environment (IDE) for developing real Android apps directly on your Android device. Follow interactive coding lessons and step-by-step become an expert app developer. Visually design apps, write code with the feature rich editor with code completion, real-time error checking, refactoring and smart code navigation, and run your app with a single click.
AIDE features interactive lessons with step-by-step instructions to learn Android app development and Java programming skills. Follow the lessons, become an expert and apply what you've learned in your own app projects.
AIDE will turn your Android tablet with keyboard into a real development box. We use the Transformer Prime to code with AIDE. AIDE will turn your Android Phone into a small development computer to browse and touch your code on the go.
AIDE supports building apps with Java/Xml and the Android SDK, apps with C/C++ and the Android NDK as well as pure Java console applications. AIDE is fully compatible with Eclipse projects. You can just copy the sourcecode to your device and open the Eclipse project in AIDE to start coding. Alternatively you can keep your sourcecode on your Dropbox - AIDE integrates with Dropbox and allows to easily download from your Dropbox and sync back your changes. AIDE can also open Android Studio projects, which follow the default folder structure. AIDE also supports Git for professional development.
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