Android development with Java

Here is a nice introduction of how to develop android apps using Java

Please copy paste the link given below.

www.linuxuser.co.uk/tutorials/android-development-with-java

C, C++, Java programming on Android

Hello folks, recently I've been trying to do some programming on my tablet galaxy tab 2. For that I installed couple of apps whose list I am presenting here for those who are looking to learn programming on tablet.

1. AIDE
For android and Java programming look no further. You can also pay to get guided tutorials. Excellent app, free for expert coding.

2. CPPDROID
For C, C++ programming on your tablet. Excellent source editor; write, save, compile. Its as easy as one two three. Unfortunately it's better to pay and get rid of ads to reclaim screen estate. Along with that I use terminalide keyboard which itself is great app for programming but lacks smoothness of CPPDROID. This app also has nice tutorials and examples.

Other app worth mentioning are SAND ide, DroidEdit and SourceReader. Please look for them on Google play. Hope this helps. Thanks for stopping by n reading.

Quick tips for improving Java apps performance

"Ever had performance problems? Yeah me too. If my manager screams
“faaaaster” one more time, i will have hearing impairment for the rest
of my life. BTW, did i sense a German pronunciation in all that noise?"

http://www.javacodegeeks.com/2011/09/quick-tips-for-improving-java-apps.html

How to change look & feel of NetBeans IDE and application

Standard GUI toolkit of Java is Swing. NetBeans IDE and Platform is written in Swing. It's widely used and accepted. It's cross-platform and it's doesn't look very well under (GTK+) Linux.

Read more here:

http://devblog.virtage.com/2011/09/how-to-change-look-feel-of-netbeans-ide-and-application/