[thillerson]

I looked for a few other editors besides Eclipse for Android development - popular ones like IntelliJ and Netbeans (does anyone use Netbeans?)

Looks like there's a project for IntelliJ here and something for NetBeans here.

If anyone decides to go off the beaten path and try another editor, let us know here how that goes.

[PAHill]

One of the fellows in the classroom, Steve, was typing the code in IntelliJ as Tony was talking about it. Him and I had been using Eclipse trying our own Android app development and had learned a few things, so (1) we knew pretty much what to generate and (2) his IDE of choice is IntelliJ, so he could do all the generate and completions he knew to race to keep up, thus his choice of IntelliJ.

I think it would be very hard type it all live, if you weren't practiced on your IDE to help you code and hadn't at least read about a few of the bits Tony was talking about, so didn't have to wait until the end of the discussion before typing (or typing before you understood what was going on).

-P

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[maintainie]

The following will be a collection of some of the Eclipse development tools commonly used shortcuts:

Scope function keys
Global search and replace Ctrl + F
Find a text editor on a Ctrl + Shift + K
Text editor to find the next Ctrl + K
Ctrl + Z Global revoked
Global Copy Ctrl + C
The global recovery on a choice Alt + Shift + ↓
Global Cut Ctrl + X
Global Quick Fix Ctrl1 +1
Global Content Accessibility Alt + /
Global Select all Ctrl + A
Global Delete Delete
Global Context Information Alt +?
Alt + Shift +?
Ctrl + Shift + Space
Java editor displays a tooltip description of F2
Java editor, select the package elements Alt + Shift + ↑
Java editor, select an element on the Alt + Shift + ←
Java editor, select the next element of Alt + Shift + →
Incremental find a text editor Ctrl + J
Incremental reverse search a text editor to Ctrl + Shift + J
Global Paste Ctrl + V
Global Redo Ctrl + Y

[cornerslice]

There are more but I have only tried these: PSPad, Visual Studio, Aptana..

Thanks.

Jay D

This post has been edited by cornerslice: 15 December 2011 - 09:31 PM

[arunnayak]

you can use any editors now a days. every editor has good enhancements. editors like javabeans will help a lot.