Closed david-0 closed 8 years ago
The Android app is built using the Ionic Framework. It depends on what I'm doing. When I'm working on the UI and such I'm using brackets.io. If I'm working on plugin related stuff I use Android Studio. Generally Android Studio is good for most of everything related to the Java side of the app (I'll get Ionic to setup a solution that Android Studio can work with make all my changes to the files that get imported as a result of the plugin structure and then migrate them back to the plugin code). For other stuff like config files or needing to a quick edit for a flat file machine I'll use notepad++ on my Windows machine and if I'm in Ubuntu I'm using Geany.
Why Ionic? I find it much easier to build stuff using a real display language like HTML. Forgive me, but I HATE doing layout with Android. I'll develop the UI in WPF or HTML5/JS before whatever Google designed for Android. I can't get my head around it for the life of me. End rant. :)
hi mike,
with which IDE do you develop the Telemetry Reader app?
bye David