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In which program can you design an android interface on the road so that you can program in Android Studio later?
It is advisable to design on an Android smartphone on the road
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How do you imagine designing something on a smartphone? Have you ever tried?
Try it. No one will be engaged in such mazahism, and applications for such game do not exist (and should not).
You need a laptop.
In general, I will answer in detail on the topic of the development environment for Android.
Specifically for Java, there is AIDE, where you can write simple applications for Android (console and full-fledged apk). And moreover, this is not masochism, to some extent it is a very convenient thing if you urgently need to fix the interface along the way or study your code. AIDE is convenient, and if there is fire through the tablet at all.
In your situation, it would be best to synchronize with your project via DropBox (it is supported there), so that you write a full-fledged code at home, but you can also remotely add small things from your phone via AIDE, you can think to pervert and even git hack, but more on that later.
There autocomplete, navigation, and compatibility, in principle, is not bad with projects. There is also a version of the IDE for C ++, but I only looked at AIDE Web / AIDE.
Even if you want to set up a web server and make a connection with your application (well, there is a PHP backend + your application, some REST API), then there is also KSWEB (a full-fledged PHP/Apache/Nginx/MySQL stack), but it is paid (but cheap, worth the money).
Also, if you need node.js, you can install Gentoo in GNURoot, but that's another story. Good luck!
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