I wrote a few apps with AIDE on my Nexus. Version 2.16 is only 17.10 MB.afifio wrote:
I did try to wet my feet with ADT, but at 400MB API and who knows whats there, it might burn my pc to crisp. Even running eclipse is trivial for me....plus...I sux at java and its damn slow.
Works nicely. Java has become much faster, even on my old Dell laptops. They're actually fairly simple to write with a tool like Eclipse, and prepares you for Android.
You can access the action bar directly in later versions of android. For example, to put the date in the action bar:
jpeps, checkout the Actionbar Sherlock, another thing to boot up your dev is the https://f-droid.org/ . I do envy the android community, they make it seems like easy and I got sleepy reading even the intro to android apps,
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ActionBar ab = get ActionBar();
ab.setTitle(dateString);
https://f-droid.org/repository/browse/
Nice...they include the source code for everything...what a treasure!!
Well, all my office software for starters. I now do case notes on my cell phone, using voice to text. I wrote psych testing apps that uses the touchscreen (on a Nexus 7) for the questionnaire (boolean..true/false)..Score, content analysis, graph, etc.. You can tailor database apps for your own purposes. I wrote an sqlite db for my library (on my phone) that interfaces with a java sqlite on my pc...also interfaces with the cloud. I just wrote an exercise app that adds points for various activities..when the date changes, it logs the results to a file and resets itself. It's always great to be able to create apps that do exactly what you want them to do, and once you start using them, new ideas keep coming.As I said, if you could develop for android - what will you develop ?
I suppose you could also sell them. 200,000 downloads at $.99 would pay the rent.