Every guide I found either uses windows or mac. How can I develop using Eclipse on Ubuntu?
You can use PyDev for Eclipse. Check out http://pydev.org/.
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is it possible to install android SDK without Android Studio on Ubuntu.?
You can install the Android SDK without Android Studio on Ubuntu and Windows as well,
follow the steps mentioned in Guide installing Android SDK
just have a look at this or maybe this
I was using Mac OS for developing my android projects. And now Im moving to Windows System,so I wanted to migrate all my earlier android studio projects into my windows system environment.
Anybody please help me to how to move all the android projects to windows at once...
Thanks in advance
Android projects (if you use Android Studio) are Gradle project, so there is no need to do any config at all, you just have to copy them from mac OS and import them into Android Studio using Windows and they will work just fine. Even if you open them using Android Studio it will propose you to fix the local properties but I would suggest to import them instead.
Where can I download proper version of :
Eclipse with SDK
Youwave
Java
All for windows 10 (64bit).
My tools of previous version were working normaly on win7 (32bit). Now in win10 I've downloaded what is recommended on the web for Android programming in win10 but they don't work correctly.
Try Android Studio, which is an official development tool for Android. Eclipse with Android SDK (or ADT) will become more and more outdate from an Android development point of view.
Phonegap 3.0 come with a lot of changes like the new command-line interface (CLI). The (doc)
mention that the CLI support the following combinations:
iOS (Mac)
Android (Mac, Linux)
BlackBerry 10 (Mac, Linux, Windows)
Windows Phone 7 (Windows)
Windows Phone 8 (Windows)
Does that mean that I can't build anymore Phonegap app for Android on my Windows 8 pc?
Thanks a lot
Etienne
Unfortunately you are correct. As you can see in the new CLI Documentation, if you're going to build locally you can only develop Windows Phone7/8 and BlackBerry 10 from a Windows PC. My suggestion would be to build your app for one of those platforms your OS currently supports, then when it comes time to deploy to Android either use the PhoneGap Build service to create Android version, or build a virtual Linux machine through VirtualBox to create your Android version if you really want to keep it local.
I thing you can build it localy without a problem. You need to download android studio from google. Here is what you have to do:
download Android SDK from here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html
download Android studio from here: http://developer.android.com/sdk/installing/studio.html
You have to install also node, JDK and if you wnat ant.
From Android studio actualy you can build signed apk very easy.
If you need more details conact me i will give you exact steps.
Just wondering what is the difference between Eclipse JUNO, and ADT from Android developers site. Which is better to use on Ubuntu 12.04?
To develop android application you should use Eclipse and ADT. Eclipse is a development environment for multiple programming languages. For example, with the Java Development Tools (JDT) it support Java development. ADT (Android Development Tools) is an another extension of Eclipse to support Android development. It adds a lot of functionality to Eclipse e.g. debuging tools which help you while coding and running android applications. However, to run Eclipse with ADT you still need the Android SDK.
The android developers site is always a good start to develop android applications. You will find there everything you need.