Android app development without Android Studio?

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I decided to try my hand at developing mobile applications for Android. Learned about Android Studio. Delivered, dig deeper, made a very simple application. At some point, an Unresolved Reference error popped up on the working code of the training application and everything was underlined in red. I tried to reboot, and this dog seems to have saved some kind of glitch itself and killed my training code. Googled how it is solved - does not help. They write that sometimes there is no way)) ... And actually the question comes from here ...
Is it possible to somehow develop applications bypassing Android Studo? And the eclipse. Does anyone have any good information on this subject?
Remembering html-css-javascript , where various writing helpers usually only harm and complicate the process, I hope that there are simple solutions for android without this "constructor".
Or, maybe, on powerful machines, he runs faster and does not bug? Or maybe you can look for early versions of the studio?
It would just be a shame if a similar problem killed a larger project. Help advice please.

Answer 1

how to write on android with notepad

Answer 2

Yes, you can write from eclipse too. Previously, Google officially supported the plugin on eclipse, about five - four - three years ago for sure. But then they stopped.
https://marketplace.eclipse.org/content/android-de...
In theory, we need another Gradle plugin, I don’t know if it is included by default in the Eclipse for Java build. To support kotlin, in theory, you will also need to install a plugin. If kotlin is needed.
Personally, I switched to android studio, in my opinion it is more convenient for prompts when typing code, you don’t have to bother with installing a bunch of plugins and modules.
Back in NetBeans there was a nice plug-in for Android.
But my advice, use Android Studio. And it's easier (no need to mess around with a bunch of plugins) and Jet Brains has good IDEs.
And about Unresolved Reference - cant in xml. Put Gradle fresh, there errors in new versions are more informative.