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Code on your smartphone - Useful Apps To Learn Programming using Smartphone - ABNHive


This article for those who would like to code with a smartphone. The following apps help you to code on your smartphone. 

 Programming is becoming one of the most important skills in the 21st century. If you are planning on building your own software program then you will need some necessary tools to get good working software. Millions of people from around the world use smartphones, but they didn't know they can code on their mobile too. I recommend the apps given below after installing and testing.
And, when you want to code, all the universe conspires in helping you to achieve it
  • AIDE — Android IDE — Interactive teaching through examples. They have a Supportive Google plus community to help you.
  • Anacode IDE — Helps you to code in HTML,CSS,java,android, JavaScript,PHP,c++,css. Easy to compile and run.
  • Code Editor — Currently supports coding in the following programming languages: ActionScript, C, C++, C#, CSS, Haskell, HTML, Java, JavaScript, Lisp, Lua, Markdown, Objective-C, Perl, PHP, Python, Ruby, SQL, Visual Basic and XML.
  • Java N-IDE — Java coding IDE, Build Android app…etc are available
  • Dcoder — Write a program/code in any of the available 33+ Programming Languages. Code and Debug the code, see compilation results and errors at the same time on the same screen. Code Editor like Notepad++ or Sublime Text with compilation power makes it equivalent to a powerful Ide like eclipse. Simply earn points and learn to a programme like playing a game.
  • QuickEdit — Its just a text editor like notepad. It has syntax highlight for 50+ languages.
  • anWriter Free — anWriter free is a text editor for web programmers (HTML, CSS, JavaScript). It enables us to develop and learn web designing quickly.
  • Our Code Editor Free — A friendly pocket IDE. Code from wherever you are! It takes some time to understand it’s working.
  • Turbo-Editor — Syntax Highlight for HTML, XHTML, CSS, LESS, JS, PHP, PYTHON and many other languages. Look like Sublime text.
  • DroidEdit Free — Syntax Highlighting for several languages (C, C++, C#, Java, HTML, CSS, Javascript, Python, Ruby, Lua, LaTeX, SQL, ...). A text editor application.
Invest in your future by learning design and coding I hope that will definitely return something great.  
Now let's begin coding.
- Aswin Bhim Nath
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