>Learn to program Android with Java, and later, if you want, give a try with FPC Yes, that's IMHO the easiest way to go - if you want to "learn" Android and create "classical" apps. For other use cases (porting from WinCE, low level task with almost no GUI, 3D,...) native activity or LCL-Android (honestly don't know the current state) might be more suitable.
Eclipse + ADT has various tools that really help a lot: Lint (performance hints, compatibility tipps, etc.) , a GUI editor, ... But don't get me wrong, you can create the same output with fpc-jvm, too - maybe with a little bit more work. If you want to use fpc - I would suggest using E + ADT for GUI creation and resource management anyway... There is this nice "Android R.java -> R.pas converter" for converting the java resource class(es) to a pascal unit, unfortunately I don't know, where I got it from... d.l.i.w
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