Personally I prefer NetBeans over Eclipse, but that's just a style
thing. Fundamentally I have no problem with Ecliplse, and even though
I prefer NB I would rather see them improve what they have instead of
making multiple plugins for different environments.
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Dear Bill,
There is another way without using Eclipse of the Android SDK!!! Have
a look at our MobiForms rapid application development tool.
MobiForms is the world's first rapid application development tool
designed for Google Android smartphones. Additionally MobiForms apps
will run on other pla
If you're good with emacs, I would suggest using it for android
development. I used eclipse for a bit and couldn't stand it.. it
slowed me down enormously, and it hides a lot of lower level stuff
that I think is very useful to know if you're serious about
developing. You have to customize emacs a b
I use Eclipse daily, both professionally and personally. It's a fine
tool.
If you don't like the logcat in Eclipse (I don't), run `adb logcat`
from a terminal. Run `adb logcat | grep 'yourtag'` if you want just
your apps' messages.
The emulator is just fine. It can take a while to launch, but
I don't think there is anything wrong with eclipse. You use what you have.
You do have the option to contribute.
Besides xcode and eclipse are practically punch cards when compared to
visual studio ease of use and tool integration.
Again you use what you can, you can't compare apples to oran
On Jul 21, 10:16 pm, DanH wrote:
> BTW, I'm a charter member of the "I hate Eclipse" club -- joined it
> about ten years ago.
Likewise, though I can only claim about half that time. ;^)
Nonetheless, as I've tried to do iPhone development on Xcode, I've
come to appreciate Eclipse's strengths.
Is
BTW, I'm a charter member of the "I hate Eclipse" club -- joined it
about ten years ago.
On Jul 21, 1:24 pm, billconan wrote:
> hello guys,
>
> i really like android and hope that it can surpass iphone in the near
> future. I like it, because it's open.
>
> But i really don't like the develop too
Sad to say, what you have is "state of the art". Eclipse is used for
many development environments (especially the free ones). The only
other free development workbench I know of offhand is Qt Creator. And
the emulator is better than a couple of others I've seen.
Could they be better? Of cours
I think they're fine. I've used Eclipse plenty of times in the past and
while it's not my IDE of choice on other development platforms, it's not a
bad IDE by any means. I've grown to appreciate the Android emulator as
well. The one area I think Android tools are lacking is in the UI design
space
Eclipse has no problem installing over a running app with the same
name. I do it many times a day. The logcat issue exists but is not
the fault of Eclipse but rather Google's plugin. But I agree, it is
an annoyance. You can refresh the logcat file most of the time, btw,
by going to the DDMS per
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