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I just sold my laptop and I'm interested in getting an Android tablet. I have money, and I am divided between the Samsung Galaxy Tab, Viewsonic G Tablet and another Tegra (capacitive) tablet that I saw with a full USB port. I plan to buy one of these in the coming weeks, as well as a full portable keyboard dock.

I buy one only for kicks, because I want to do some programs on the go. I searched the Internet a bit and found that most people agree that programming should be done on a Windows or Linux PC or use a remote connection between the tablet and the PC. The problem is that I want to program only on the tablet; no dependencies. I can’t believe that NetBeans will not work on Android because it is Java bytecode and Android runs Java code, right? What a deal? What would you suggest?

Thanks friends:)

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First of all, this applies to android.stackexchange.com .

Secondly, no, you cannot really do encoding on Android. There are no IDEs or code editors for it (yet). Netbeans does not work because:

  • As others have said, Android runs Dalvik bytecode, not Java, and
  • Netbeans uses a graphics library that is not supported on Android (looks like Swing)

I would recommend Cloud9 . However, if you do anything other than Node.JS (which you probably have), you cannot run it.

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First, Google has never created an Android SDK that can be installed on Android and programmed in Android. Until this comes, the PC is the way forward.

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Android runs Dalvik bytecode, not like jvm bytecode, so Netbeans will not start. However, you can use something like ssh terminal + vi.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/891524/

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