Apps How do you develop your applications?

[Mart14389]

What toolkits/frameworks do you use to develop applications?

Do you use the SDK or something else?

What are the benefits of each?

 

[Unforgiven]

I've moved this to our developer 101 forum so you can get the help you need. I think you will find parts of the answer in the sticky threads at the top of this forum.

 

[JCodeWizard]

I'm using Eclipse and Android SDK. I'm writing my application in Java.
Benefits are simple. Tons of sample code, forum answers, videos.

 

[StevenHu]

I write my apps with HTML/CSS/Javascript. The benefit of doing it this way is that I can use PhoneGap to make iPhone apps and Android apps from the same code (with minor tweaking, like removing the Back buttons for the Android version).

I use either iWebkit or Jquery as the GUI for the app, using a simple text editor for all the coding. My apps are not complicated, so this is just right for me. I have tons of development links on my site here if you want to go this path:
PhoneGap/Cordova Helpful Links, updated 6/22

 

[x3manaic]

I write my apps with HTML/CSS/Javascript. The benefit of doing it this way is that I can use PhoneGap to make iPhone apps and Android apps from the same code (with minor tweaking, like removing the Back buttons for the Android version).

I use either iWebkit or Jquery as the GUI for the app, using a simple text editor for all the coding. My apps are not complicated, so this is just right for me. I have tons of development links on my site here if you want to go this path:
PhoneGap/Cordova Helpful Links, updated 6/22

 

[abhinaibondada]

What toolkits/frameworks do you use to develop applications?

Do you use the SDK or something else?

What are the benefits of each?

u can use eclipse and intelliJ when compared intelliJ is bit easy for developing android apps and u can find many source code examples for both the ide's

 

[jonbonazza]

Phonegap is great for simple applications and prototyping, but for more advanced, complex applications, there really is no substitute for the IDE/SDK combo.