best text editor

Best text editor for developer.

1. notepad++: Notepad++ is the best alternative notepad application for Windows computers. It’s really easy to use for basic users who just need a text file opener or editor but also includes some really advanced features for those interested.

2.bracket: is is a opne source text editor develop by adobe system . it is use to develop web application you can write html, css, javascript,php and other web code easily .

3.atom::Atom is a free and open-source text and source code editor for macOS, Linux, and Microsoft Windows with support for plug-ins written in Node.js, and embedded Git Control, developed by GitHub.

4. sublime text:Sublime Text is a proprietary cross-platform source code editor with a Python application programming interface. you can write code very fast in this text text editor.

develop android app

HOW TO DEVELOP YOU ANDROID APP BY CODING 

Hello friends today I am talking about developing android application using coding.

1. Android studio : This is official lunch IDE for developing android app. this is just new lunch so their are many bug in this software .but the latest version of this software fixed much bugs.

open source developer be happy to know that it can also install in open source platform Linux.

you can also use this software in windows and mac OS.If you want to write your own android application then you should knowledge about few programming language. the official language for android development is java. and second is kotlin . kotlin language is new in market but it is better and easy learn. you can also use c and  c++ language for developing your android application .for development android application using c and c++ you should use ndk (native development kit). you should also some knowledge about xml that is use for design layout of the android application . for develop android programming we call api function. the latest version of android os provide us many api function.

2. Eclipse::In the days before Android Studio, developers made do with Eclipse as the primary Android development tool. This is a general IDE that supports multiple different programming languages, including Java with the Android SDK. Unlike Android Studio, Eclipse does not offer this support ‘out of the box’ and requires a bit more setting up as a result. Official support has also been dropped by Google, so really there’s no reason to opt for Eclipse over Android Studio. I include it here as you might find it comes up from time to time when you’re doing your own research. If a tutorial is based on Eclipse, you can essentially presume it is very dated and move on.

on both IDE you need a android emulator to run and test your android application how it work . you can use adv (android virtual device ) or you can directly run android application in your real device for this you must activate developer tab in setting .