Which is the Best IDE For developing Android Apps

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HI,

Can you please Suggest me, Which is the best and easy IDE for Developing Android Apps.

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Dileep

Posted 1-Sep-12 20:43pm

dilzz

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Solution 2

I think it is Eclipse...because i feel comfortable to code in Eclipse while developing application in android.It has many user friendly options or easy to access different options.you can see from here..
http://coding.smashingmagazine.com/2010/10/25/get-started-developing-for-android-with-eclipse/[^]

Posted 1-Sep-12 21:16pm

ridoy

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dilzz 2-Sep-12 3:56am

Thanks Dude..

Solution 3

Definitely Eclipse because they also provide a plugin for eclipse that makes it easy to use the android sdk tools from your ide. Start here with their beginner tutorial: http://developer.android.com/training/index.html[^]

Posted 2-Sep-12 1:12am

pasztorpisti

Updated 2-Sep-12 1:13am

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Solution 4

Check out Intellij IDEA. It's a little more work to get started than when using Eclipse, but their tutorial will walk you through it and the end result is an IDE many times faster, more intelligent, and just plain nicer to use than Eclipse.

I'd also recommend using the Google Support Library (preferably in conjunction with ActionBarSherlock) - it'll let you use 4.x features such as fragments and loaders whilst targeting 2.x devices.

Posted 21-Nov-12 3:04am

RikTheVeggie

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Eclipse ADT for the time being as they are improving Android Studio. However, def jumping on the Android Studio band-wagon once it's good enough as daily driver

Posted 7-Aug-13 10:48am

Amanpreet Mukker

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Well recently we compared the same on our blog and compared Eclipse vs IntelliJ. You can find the comparison here[^].

Also, you can kick-start learning Online[^].

Posted 8-Oct-13 2:22am

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Richard MacCutchan · Accepted Answer · 2012-09-01T20:48:00

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Why not try finding out from the obvious place[^]?

Posted 1-Sep-12 20:48pm

Richard MacCutchan

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Mehdi Gholam 2-Sep-12 3:07am

daaaaa! :) 5'ed

Richard Riley 16-Jan-14 8:57am

How negative and unhelpful. How is referring to Google resources in any way whatsoever independent or subjective.

Richard MacCutchan 16-Jan-14 9:23am

Well you obviously did not follow my link. Nor did you notice that the questioner has accepted my suggestion as a valid solution.

Richard Riley 16-Jan-14 9:28am

Actually I did. And dont particularly want to get into a ping pong match about it. Try clicking on your link and see how helpful it is in relation to the Q : hint - it isnt. And the "thanks dude" is quite normal from a noob to a forum bully. There are many "obvious places" but the Q was asked here.

Richard MacCutchan 16-Jan-14 9:31am

What on earth are you talking about?

dilzz 2-Sep-12 3:56am

Thanks Dude..