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I'll have to check them both out. I've been wanting to do more mobile, but I need something relatively reliable.
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@Leningrad Then its plain obvious. Android Studio.
Official is the best.
The question was a bit, IMHO unnecessary. For multi-platform however, it can be a good idea to select something 3rd party that can crosscompile to both android, ios and possible wmobile so you don't need to redo work 2-3 times. -
@sebastian
Unnecessary how? I've seen so many, especially on the play store, some I have met from IRC suggested using android IDE from the play store. Since I was unsure, I thought asking here would be a better place to start. -
@Leningrad The android IDE in play store is great for developing on-device or on-the-go without access to computer. If you have computer access either via RDP, TeamViewer, or locally, your'e better developing in Android Studio.
With RDP, you can also tie your local mobile device storage to the remote computer, and thus transfer APKs to device for testing.
So Android Studio and Android IDE does not replace each other, rather they complement each other. -
GnoeJuan5798yI've really enjoyed Visual Studio 2015, but it might be for what you want to develop
I need a good IDE for mobile development. Any suggestions?
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