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I agree with all of these points, but I think we might need some other tool to solve them. Getting students up and running with Android Studio seems similar to
by maxsilver 10y ago
I agree with all of these points, but I think we might need some other tool to solve them.
Getting students up and running with Android Studio seems similar to trying to teach HTML+CSS+JS, by having students start with Grunt/Gulp + WebPack/NPM + Ember + Bootstrap and more.
We don't usually do that, because it's a crazy amount of complexity for someone just starting out. Most students begin with something like "edit a single HTML file to learn basic HTML+CSS+JS", and get gracefully introduced to the rest as they learn.
I imagine we need an equivalent of that for Android. I don't know what specifically that would be, but it's probably not Android Studio.
- dragonwriter 10y agoAIDE is tolerable enough at the Android development complexity level equivalent to "just edit an HTML file in a basic editor" level of web front-end development (and maybe beyond, that's just about all I've done in AIDE) and it actually runs on Android, which is nice.