Re: Eclipse, Netbeans, Android
On 19-11-2010 17:32, Steve Sobol wrote:
On Fri, 19 Nov 2010 17:32:58 +0100
Screamin' Lord Byron<scre@min.dot> wrote:
Android suggest Eclipse themselves:
http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
so that will probably be the easiest.
It is. And it's all hassle-free. Get Android SDK and install Eclipse
plug in, tell it where the SDK is and you're good to go. Build, run and
debug, emulate, view logcat, all straight from Eclipse.
It's much easier than using some other IDE, especially if one uses
declarative approach, ie. xml descriptors for defining resources (and
that's the recommended way to write Android apps), because of that nifty
auto-generated R class.
I'll second that suggestion. I'm just starting to develop Android apps and Eclipse has made it easy to do :)
Note that this does not imply that Eclipse is "better"
than NetBeans.
It just means that Google chose Eclipse as their standard for Android
and it is usually easier to go with the providers standard. It is
better tested and better documented.
Arne
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(Parasites The Enemy Within, p.2)