so developers if you are creeped out of eclipse here is all new tool for android apps development(IDE) called ANDROID STUDIO
developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio.html
Thanks to Google io where it was introduced to world.
so download and check it out!!!!!!
but keep in mind that it is in initial stage(sort of) so can contain bugs in it...
enjoy!!!
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Android Studio:
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http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio.html
Android Studio is a new Android development environment based on IntelliJ IDEA. Similar to Eclipse with the ADT Plugin, Android Studio provides integrated Android developer tools for development and debugging. On top of the capabilities you expect from IntelliJ, Android Studio offers:
Gradle-based build support.
Android-specific refactoring and quick fixes.
Lint tools to catch performance, usability, version compatibility and other problems.
ProGuard and app-signing capabilities.
Template-based wizards to create common Android designs and components.
A rich layout editor that allows you to drag-and-drop UI components, preview layouts on multiple screen configurations, and much more.
It is a preview version (v0.1) and it is avaliable for Windows, Linux, and OS X.
riahc3 said:
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Android Studio:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio.html
Android Studio is a new Android development environment based on IntelliJ IDEA. Similar to Eclipse with the ADT Plugin, Android Studio provides integrated Android developer tools for development and debugging. On top of the capabilities you expect from IntelliJ, Android Studio offers:
Gradle-based build support.
Android-specific refactoring and quick fixes.
Lint tools to catch performance, usability, version compatibility and other problems.
ProGuard and app-signing capabilities.
Template-based wizards to create common Android designs and components.
A rich layout editor that allows you to drag-and-drop UI components, preview layouts on multiple screen configurations, and much more.
It is a preview version (v0.1) and it is avaliable for Windows, Linux, and OS X.
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bro no need for that as link says that all!!!!
So how are they using IDEA, yet giving away for free?
I'm pretty excited to use this once it gets to a more stable (or "Beta" for Google) phase. Will there be a subforum on XDA for it?
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Hi, this thread is for the discussion of IDE's
and I want to start it with mine!
I am currently working on a new IDE –
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'Meme IDE' for ANDROID, WM and Apple IOS.
Here is the hello world video.
It is launching in april with the aim of making the design and deployment of cross platform apps more efficient while protecting functional depth in each.
Have a look and let me know what you think.
That video looks very promising for a multiplatform IDE running on Linux
Where IDE means;
Integrated Development Environment
&
Integrated Design Environment
though does it also have an Integrated Debugging Environment ? I'm curious about that I must say your IDE looks awesome!
Developed using Z+ ?
Meme IDE
Thanks Senax
the IDE (Integrated Development Environment) will not have an integrated debugging environment in its first release, but this is something that will definetly be added at a later date.
Its actually developed using Eclipse RCP - I.e. Java, the generated code is native - no Javascript or HTML5.
Meme IDE will of course run on Linux, Mac, Windows.
The hello world video is just the quick basics I will post links to more indepth ones soon. and I am going to add the detailed technical information to memeapps this week.
Meme IDE beta is released
Meme IDE is now available for download.
Build with a drag and drop editor. Develop complex functions using the unique MemeScript. A language created to make elements simple and cohesive on any platform.
It is currently in beta release and at the moment you can develop for Android and WM. IOS will be included in the full release and Blackberry further down the line.
OH and its FREE
find out more or download and play with it at www.memeapps.com
this is a community based beta release so we want to hear what you have to say about it
Good news for C# programmers (i.e. WP7 developers): Android ported on C#!
Oracle and Google are currently in a $1 billion wrestling match over Google’s use of Java in Android.
But Java is not the only way to build native apps on Android. In fact, it’s not even the best way: we have been offering C# to Android developers as a high-performance, low-battery consuming alternative to Java. Our platform, Mono, is an open source implementation of the .NET framework that allows developers to write their code using C# while running on top of the Java-powered operating system, and then share that same code with iOS and Windows Phone.
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Some test results:
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Read more at http://blog.xamarin.com/2012/05/01/android-in-c-sharp/
Either brilliant or crazy
Like one of the commenters over at the original article said, this is either brilliant or downright crazy: Running Android through a Java-to-C# translator and benchmarking the results...
Their ports of the .NET framework to iOS and Android are a little closer to home and should in theory allow sharing of large chunks of code between WP7, iOS and Android apps.
However, watching this scene for already quite a while, I didn't notice this making real waves, with high-profile applications built in this way.
I personally think the risk-reward ratio isn't worth it: One the one hand, 3 apps for 3 OS for maybe 1.5 or 2 times the effort of 1 app. On the other hand, dependence on a product from a small company and a framework that had a near-death experience already when Novell cancelled their support for the project.
In my opinion, that project has one HUGE cons: the product price. $999 is too much for individual developers and small companies (but they should be a primary targeted customers!) Bigger companies will prefer to hire Objective-C programmer(s) for iOS project and Java/Android guys for Android project(s).
Other stuff: Objective-C by default is faster than any CIL language, Android programmers have a better (and free) alternative to use industry-standard C++ via NDK. Also, Java codebase is significantly larger than C#; I saw too many C# projects ported from Java but no Java ported from C# Java is industry standard and I don't think Oracle vs Google fight will change something for regular developers.
P.S. And I agree: this project this is either brilliant or downright crazy
I am a student at Full Sail University studying for my B.S. in Mobile Development. I have been working on a few mobile websites and now published my first app. I have been an active member on XDA for multiple devices for quite some time and decided to start sharing my public apps as well as alphas and betas as I advance through school. I also intend to get into stock rom customization and original rom development as I progress. Links to those thread if/when they come up may also be listed here. Any support is appreciated. I may also support work here of my fellow students. As the variety of Apps broaden they will also be categorized. Any need for alpha and beta testing will also be posted here.
Also follow me @ https://www.facebook.com/GrindDesign
I am starting with my first app and it's mobile website counterpart. This is an extremely simple bill list app that I am an active user of and working to bring several under the hood and user based enhancements. This app has been published.
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Availability:
Play Store: http://goo.gl/QrQjgt
Amazon App Store: http://www.amazon.com/Grind-Design-...UTF8&qid=1380391043&sr=8-2&keywords=Ioio+bill
mobile web page: http://www.grind-design.com
Change log:
9.27.2013 ver 2.1
added multi window feature for supporting Samsung devices.
removed unnecessary permissions
cleaned up additional unneeded code to optimize performance
9.25.2013 ver 2.0.1
rebased app to personal bundle
add buttons to match on all screens
cleaned up under the hood code
removed unnecessary code to speed up.
removed old app from stores and replaced with rebased app
New links for download
9.22.2013 ver 2.0
Cleaned up unnecessary code
Fixed broken links
Sped up memory allocation.
Added to Amazon App Store
09.15.2013 initial release
I am also linking my second mobile web app. This one will be getting cleaned up heavily and be more generalized for call center quality departments. It is also being rebranded to Quality matters.
Screenshots coming.
Links coming.
Change log:
Pending
I will also have several alpha and beta test opportunities coming in the near future.
Alpha Testing will be offered here
Beta Testing will be offered here.
One more
Just in case
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Siou App
A New User Experience
Our young team of engineers offers you to discover Siou App,
multiplatform solution dedicated to mobile operating systems:
- iOS Apple 8+, CyanogenMod 11-12 and Android 4+
Official Video
How To Use Siou
For Samsung Devices (Root required) for Android 4+
And for all devices under CyanogenMod 11-12 (Using Trebuchet)
Siou Solution
Siou App wants to improve and offer a new experience for mobile app users by
substituting the "drag and drop" archaic method on smartphones and tablets.
Siou technology is unique and provides a major improvement, allowing for the
first time, the overall automatic management of all the apps.
Every user can configure and personalize various ranking & organization
modes for his apps directly on the main dashboard of his devices.
According to the operating system and for a greatest using comfort,
SIOU manages all your apps whether they are Native, Manufacturers
and downloaded without changing the original environment.
Siou also invites you to discover: S.I.R System
The first “Smart Interactive Repertory” for Mobile Apps
At any time, directly from the dashboard users can activate the S.I.R System.
A simple, practical and intuitive access to the stores' categories without having
to perform preliminary research and based on their favorite themes.
As a logical and natural evolution for Mobile Apps and device’s management,
we hope you will enjoy discovering and trying the multiplatform solution Siou.
Our team looks forward to hearing from you soon and stays at your disposal for
any further information!
The Siou Team
INFORMATIONS
NETWORK
Website: www.siouapp.com
Press Room: www.siouapp.com/press
Twitter: https://twitter.com/siouapp
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/sortyourapps
PLATFORM:
Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sioutek.siou
YOUTUBE
Official Videos: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCuFaO6WZH14T__8xvS6alYQ
CONTACT
Press: [email protected]
Customer Relationship: [email protected]
"We're working hard to make Siou available for your device."
It says it's compatible with Android 4+, apparently that doesn't include Marshmallow. I see that the target SDK is 20 which is Android Wear (4.4W).
I can't decide if this app wants to be an OS or a launcher, which it seems neither. My curiosity is piqued. I'll hold off on a Play Store review for now until I receive some feedback.
The CrossOver Preview will let you run Windows software on Intel-based Chromebooks and Android tablets. Seamlessly run full- featured Windows software that is not available in the Google Play store alongside mobile apps. Run Windows utility software like Quicken and Microsoft Office, or DirectX games, like Wizard101. Games from your steam library will run with CrossOver Android at native speeds. Get rid of remote sessions and multiple devices! With CrossOver Android you’ll only need one device to run your Windows programs and mobile apps.
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LINK CROSSOVER 15.5 alpha1
Produced by CodeWeavers, CrossOver is a commercial version of the more well-known Wine, the application that lets you run Windows programs on other operating systems such as Mac and Linux. commercial version means that additional technical support and an extremely simple configuration system to enable rapid installation for all users. The CrossOver operation is extremely simple and takes place thanks to a virtual desktop. With CrossOver will be even able to start video games on Steam. That said, it should not get excited too because the hardware of Chromebooks and Android tablets are certainly not at the height of the most intense games from a technical standpoint. Another important limitation of CrossOver is that it can only be used on Android devices that use an Intel processor, a big nut to crack since the Android tablet with this type of processors are not that common at the time.
I have test the app on Intel PC x86 with REMIX OS 6.0
Screenshot:
THANKS TO:
CodeWeavers
As you wrote the main problem is that only intel based tablets can handle this app
It would be great on Remix-OS for PC as most PC's use Intel Processor's.
xdaorxan said:
As you wrote the main problem is that only intel based tablets can handle this app
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but I think we will soon be extended only to other type of devices, its only the first alpha version @Heisenberg @Perseus you can move the tread on REMIX OS PC selection?