10 Best IDE Apps for Android
1. DroidEdit
DroidEdit is a very lucrative source code editor which makes use of syntax highlighting for manifold languages that include: C/C++, Java, C#, HTML, Javascript, Python and SQL. Besides, it also has a number of colorful themes, search and replace, auto and halt indentation, and keyboard shortcuts among many other belongings. Although DroidEdit is quite useful editor for Android but this list is aimed to present some of the best utilities which could be used as substitute to DroidEdit. Pro version unlocks most of cool features.
2. Java Code Viewer
Java Code allows you view java code, besides you can also view C#, C/C++, CSS, PHP, ASP and JavaSCript. The tool has fine syntax highlighting, word find, and line numbers. Therefore, if you are seeking a quite easy, simple, easy to use code viewer, Java Code Viewer might be the tool made for you.
3. AIDE
AIDE is an awesome tool allowing you program Android applications directly on your Android device. In this way, the users basically cut out the middleman of having to use a computer at all. The tool is totally compatible with Eclipse projects. Hence it is easy to transfer your projects from your system to your mobile device. Moreover, AIDE contains plenty of features and most important of them is Dropbox compatibility.
4. Terminal IDE
Terminal IDE is an extremely cool IDE for programming Java/Android tool. It includes features like Custom ASCII on-screen ‘soft’ keyboard and a generic external ‘hard’ keyboard key mapper. Hence, user is facilitated to use CTRL, ALT, ESC and other keys that aren’t on the usual Android keyboard.
5. C4droid
C4droid is a nice C compiler that can be used on your Android device. It makes use of the gcc compiler which is often used on Unix. C4droid can also compile C++, but at the moment you need to root your phone to get access to this attribute. The tool is a productive way to compile your C code on the fly.
6. 920 Text Editor
920 Text Editor runs of Android to provide a robust text editor to its users who can get benefits from the tool anywhere and anytime. With this utility, you can easily view or edit your code, along with use it as e-book reader to open text of any text file. It features syntax highlighting which includes: ASP, ActionScript, C/C++, C#, Erlang, CSS, JavaScript, Java, JSP, Perl, Pascal, Fortran, ColdFusion.
7. Syntax Highlighted Code Editor
Syntax Highlighted Code Editor is a lightweight editor supporting HTML, CSS, JavaScript and PHP besides, C/C++, Java, and Python. Some of its attributes include search and replace, undo and redo, and on-screen keyboard helpers. On the whole, Syntax Highlighted Code Editor is an extremely simple editor, but is somehow overshadowed by free versions of compilers and IDEs.
8. Deuter IDE
DeuterIDE comes with its notion ‘Light platform, Heavy coding’, as it is rich-featured IDE with support for up to 40 languages. It's an IDE that can be utilized to program in a plethora of languages, The features include: syntax highlighting, automatic indentation and dropbox sync. It also integrates virtual keys for generally used programming symbols, making good use of the virtual keyboard with it.
9. Android Java Editor
Android Java Editor is aimed at providing simple editing solution. With this client users can create projects, and edit the source code and xml files directly on their device. As it is merely an editor, users can’t really compile and run the application using Android Java Editor.
10. Code Peeker
Code Peeker is a very lightweight code reader allowing you to view code really rapidly. It comes with supporting syntax highlighting for a plethora of languages, and when it doesn’t support the language, it will still open the file in the form of plain text. The tool is quite lucrative when you are programming on your computer and wish to use your phone as an external monitor to keep other code open as a reference.
So which one you use and which one I didn't mentioned please note in comment. :)
