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Earlier this year I wrote my first Android app using Eclipse. After finishing the project, I decided I hated Eclipse enough to not waste any more time on the pl
by wsc981 13y ago
Earlier this year I wrote my first Android app using Eclipse. After finishing the project, I decided I hated Eclipse enough to not waste any more time on the platform. I don't really like the Java language either, it somehow feels 'old'. But recently discovered Xamarin[1] and later this year will try to write an Android app again, but this time in C# using Xamarin Studio. I think it's a great alternative for Eclipse, though I will definitely check out Android Studio as well, if it's going to be free.
[1]: http://xamarin.com http://xamarin.com
- dodyg 13y agoIt is going to be free since it is based on IntelliJ Community Edition. This time around try use Kotlin(http://kotlin.jetbrains.org/ http://kotlin.jetbrains.org/) instead of Java. It offers 100% compatibility with Java and it works nicely with IntelliJ. I wrote this fully fledge news app using Kotlin/Java https://github.com/dodyg/AndroidRivers https://github.com/dodyg/AndroidRivers