Android Bootstrap – Getting Started



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How to get started using Android Bootstrap using IntelliJ and Maven.

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28 responses to “Android Bootstrap – Getting Started”

  1. Sir Can you post the video of Android Bootstrap using windows instead of Mac or linux,.. or post any reference links of Android Bootstrap in windows7 or any windows os,… Instead of Mac,;.. Thank you ….

  2. FYI, you can include the "App" part of this into Eclipse if you have the Gradle plugin installed in Eclipse (if you're using the latest version of Android Bootstrap) by doing a File/Import/GradleProject and then doing Build Models and choosing App.  To run it on a device, you have to do Run As/Gradle Build and choose installDebug to run it on any device hooked to your system.
    I haven't figured out how to debug it yet though…and builds are fairly slow because it does a Gradle build….even IntelliJ Maven builds are a lot slower than Eclipse launches of a typical Android app, so it's a tradeoff for the better programming IDE of IntelliJ.  Honestly, I think the best thing to do is use the standard Eclipse Android directory layout and do a project export to build the build.gradle for it so you can use it w/ IntelliJ…you don't get the standard Gradle directory structure, but this gives you the best of both worlds…

  3. Donn,
    Great effort and seems to be great framework for startup. I believe not most of the users are still moved to Intellij, Maven. In that case it would be really awesome if this can be installed with Eclipse.

  4. Eclipse Juno and from what I saw till now Kepler too…became just awful and stinky IDE's. Very inferior IDE compared even with community version of IntellijIDEA and VS 2012. If you are professional Java programmer, I recommend to start sparing your money for ultimate version of IntellijIDEA. You can find it even for 50$ at promotions.

  5. I don t want to be mean , but I only want to install it correctly so that I can start using the android bootstrap. You spend too much time explaining things that seem useless (like the M2 cach thing) and you skip on parts that are very important for the installation.

    You seem to master your topic , but please go step by step so that everyone can follow.

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