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Any chance you feel up to sharing? I've been wanting to get into Android dev work, but I'm staunchly a CLI guy, and I've had a hard time trying to figure out th
by ajford 11y ago
Any chance you feel up to sharing? I've been wanting to get into Android dev work, but I'm staunchly a CLI guy, and I've had a hard time trying to figure out the IDEs Google keeps pushing out. Not to mention the obscene sizes of these damn IDEs.
- lallysingh 10y agoI don't have any tricks to share. Just build the app with the command-line tool, and the included android.el will do the debugging integration for you.
- ojiikun 10y agomost Android projects these days use gradle. install it via your favourite package manager, and if the project is well-configured a simple 'gradle build' will do the trick. at the worst you might need to download the latest Android SDK, point some environment vars, and do a basic fetch of the most recent build tools. android is rather cli friendly - a full 50% of the devs I know use vim or emacs.