Programming Android on Android

by Chris Duckett | April 3, 2012, 8:03pm PDT | Image 19 of 28

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Programming Android on Android: Terminal IDE editor on phone

There's not a lot of room for actual work once the soft keyboard is enabled on a phone. If the phone is rotated to portrait view, the tree on the left pane takes up most of the available horizontal space.
(Credit: Chris Duckett/TechRepublic)

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Programmer and journalist Chris Duckett is the Editor for TechRepublic Australia.

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sysop-dr 5th Apr 2012

Yeah totally geeked out but this is a requirement of mine. It's why I use a Pocket PC (Professional, WM6.1) and not a Windows Phone. And why i will probably never run iOS.
But then it's just Linux so any android device should be able to run gcc or any good java app like say Eclipse.
OK you are wondering about the Pocket PC being able to write apps on but, there is a C# IDE, or python or Java (A none standard Java but still Java.)

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