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philuk

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Hi im phil from the uk and fairly new to android, i would like to start building my own apps, maybe games for android and would like if possible some help/guidance and ideas, any help would be greatly appreciated, i use a laptop and also a Samsung galaxy s 4.2 wifi and is it possible to build apps on the samsung, if so what do i need.

Thanks guys and gals

Phil:sign0104::sign0163:
 

sorex

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the easiest is linking your phone via USB to your laptop.

you could use an emulator aswell but it's deadslow and eats a lot of resources.

I think it's also possible to compile over the network/wifi but that required additional handlings to install the app each time. that's not the case with USB connect.
 
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philuk

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my first apps

Hey Sorex thanks for the reply, also how do i if possible start building apps on my samsung galaxy s and if i connect it by usb to the laptop then what, what software do i need, any help would be appreciated.

Thanks
 
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philuk

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my app

Ah excellent ive got them i think then what are then next couple of steps then ill try and figure it out as i go along

Thanks
 
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gregwa

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I use the B4A Bridge going from Desktop/Laptop to either my phone or tablet depending on which android device size I need to use at that moment. Doing that, I don't have to worry about cabling.

In theory, you don't have to use the Android and Java SDKs. (From the download page...

"Basic4android can run in two modes: local compilation and remote compilation.
Local compilation depends on two additional (free) packages: Java JDK and Android SDK.
"
)

It works fast enough for me to keep me from going crazy. Using the emulator is definitely NOT something I enjoy since it is so very slow.
 
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