Frankly, the platform was not intended for developers and has no tools for development. Not that it would not be possible or feasible, but note that most Android devices are touch-based and have no keyboard. It will probably never replace Linux (or Windows) on the workstation.
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获取以下 Android 终端应用程序之一：
http://www.appbrain.com/app/better -terminal-emulator-pro/com.magicandroidapps.bettertermpro
http://www.appbrain.com/app/android-terminal-emulator/jackpal.androidterm
根据您的喜好配置 VIM 设置远程 SSH 服务器。
使用终端应用程序登录到您的服务器并使用 VIM 编写（或编译）您想要开发的任何内容
在 ssh 盒子上安装一个 Web 服务器，然后从你的 Android 浏览器远程测试你的网站！
吃蛋糕
Get one of these terminal apps for Android:
http://www.appbrain.com/app/better-terminal-emulator-pro/com.magicandroidapps.bettertermpro
http://www.appbrain.com/app/android-terminal-emulator/jackpal.androidterm
Set up a remote SSH server with VIM configured to how you like it.
Log into your server using the terminal app and use VIM to writing (or compiling) anything you want to develop
Install a web server on the ssh box to then test your website remotely from your android browser!
eat cake
我认为没有人认为 Android 是一个开发ON的好平台。
这绝对是一个有趣的开发平台FOR，但这是完全不同的事情。
在任何触摸屏设备上编写任何长文本都非常困难。
值得庆幸的是，像 Swiftkey 这样的工具可以帮助我们写出像样的电子邮件。
但是用文本预测编写复杂的语法将是一场噩梦。
假设配备 Android 的上网本会有键盘，
但对于真正想要将 Android 作为操作系统进行开发的人来说，并没有市场。
唯一合适的建议是 Web IDE，
其中我只使用过 Cloud9
I don't think anyone suggested Android was a good platform to develop ON.
It is definitely an interesting platform to develop FOR, but that's a totally different thing.
Writing any long text is very difficult on any touchscreen device.
Thankfully tools like Swiftkey come to help us write decent emails.
But writing complex syntax with text prediction is going to be a nightmare.
Granted an android equipped netbook would have a keyboard,
but there isnt a market for people who seriously want to develop on Android as an OS.
The only decent suggestion would be a web IDE,
and of those I have only used Cloud9
坦率地说，该平台不是为开发人员设计的，也没有开发工具。并不是说这是不可能或不可行的，但请注意，大多数 Android 设备都是基于触摸的并且没有键盘。它可能永远不会取代工作站上的 Linux（或 Windows）。
Frankly, the platform was not intended for developers and has no tools for development. Not that it would not be possible or feasible, but note that most Android devices are touch-based and have no keyboard. It will probably never replace Linux (or Windows) on the workstation.