Quinex2:
Not everyone can afford a laptop with the current economic situation. In that case, he can code with his phone which doesn't in any way mean he's unserious.

drezo:


Oga shut up, he can't code with phone. You won't make reasonable progress. There is no IDE perfect enough for that purpose.... The ones out there are either missing many libraries or one other feature, just read on your phone download apps and learn when you get a laptop practice, sometimes when you try to RUN a correct code on mobile IDE apps it won't run and you would think something is wrong... So that's the problem.



Dude just use apps to learn, some of these PDF's show you some graphical examples as you do this, you become very immersed in it, eventually when you get a lappy everything will seem like a revision until you start learning new topics you haven't seen.

drezo:


Oga shut up, he can't code with phone. You won't make reasonable progress. There is no IDE perfect enough for that purpose.... The ones out there are either missing many libraries or one other feature, just read on your phone download apps and learn when you get a laptop practice, sometimes when you try to RUN a correct code on mobile IDE apps it won't run and you would think something is wrong... So that's the problem.



Dude just use apps to learn, some of these PDF's show you some graphical examples as you do this, you become very immersed in it, eventually when you get a lappy everything will seem like a revision until you start learning new topics you haven't seen.

Quinex2:
And you had to start your sentence with "Shut up"? SMH.I'm a lady anyways and not "oga". I've been learning python with my phone and when I got my laptop, there wasn't much difference. Like I said, if he's really serious and passionate about coding, he can start with his phone so he doesn't lose the interest completely cause he couldn't afford a laptop. He can still learn with his phone, temporarily maybe.

Karleb:


Maybe the other guy was rude but you can't compare coding on phone with a laptop.

The difference is just too wide to even make the comparison.

When you get there you'll understand.

Quinex2:
All right, but for a beginner, he can start with mobile IDE while waiting to purchase a PC. Better than doing nothing, right?

zeratehk:
That's what I do for a living
I code with my phone 24/7. cloud Technology makes it possible.



You're very wrong here. In fact, the opposite is the case. You need to be a pro to successfully code and deploy applications with phone.

I have executed 300K job with my phone. From start to finish.
I rarely code with laptop these days.
I even code desktop/mobile apps with my phone and test run with online emulators.

Even while sleeping on my bed I'm still coding. In fact, I sleep on my phone most nights

Telegram234:

lolz.
I am a beginner at the coding world.
I would love to learn app development.
but I don't have a laptop and I don't think i can ever get one for now in this period and lack of budget.
so pls recommend some good apps for me.
I have Acode text editor but issue is dat after writing the codes, how do I execute what I have to action?

Excallibur:
it depends on which programming language you use, I use pydroid3 for python , and I known of Java n ide for Java, they are all available on playstore

Charmingrascal:

That's selfishness. You created the thread to get help, let others too gain the knowledge

drezo:


Oga shut up, he can't code with phone. You won't make reasonable progress. There is no IDE perfect enough for that purpose.... The ones out there are either missing many libraries or one other feature, just read on your phone download apps and learn when you get a laptop practice, sometimes when you try to RUN a correct code on mobile IDE apps it won't run and you would think something is wrong... So that's the problem.



Dude just use apps to learn, some of these PDF's show you some graphical examples as you do this, you become very immersed in it, eventually when you get a lappy everything will seem like a revision until you start learning new topics you haven't seen.

Telegram234:

I have done dat but it ended in tears.
pls recommend for me?

Prechboy:
The thing Don tire me sef. I have been thinking too much of late and I must say I'm not happy at all. After graduation I Don find work tire I nor see. Man just gat to start doing something.

drezo:


Oga shut up, he can't code with phone. You won't make reasonable progress. There is no IDE perfect enough for that purpose.... The ones out there are either missing many libraries or one other feature, just read on your phone download apps and learn when you get a laptop practice, sometimes when you try to RUN a correct code on mobile IDE apps it won't run and you would think something is wrong... So that's the problem.



Dude just use apps to learn, some of these PDF's show you some graphical examples as you do this, you become very immersed in it, eventually when you get a lappy everything will seem like a revision until you start learning new topics you haven't seen.

odebmart:
I use grasshopper for my nephew.
Find it on Google play
This app runs you through the basics of coding in a fun way

zeratehk:
That's what I do for a living
I code with my phone 24/7. cloud Technology makes it possible.



You're very wrong here. In fact, the opposite is the case. You need to be a pro to successfully code and deploy applications with phone.

I have executed 300K job with my phone. From start to finish.
I rarely code with laptop these days.
I even code desktop/mobile apps with my phone and test run with online emulators.

Even while sleeping on my bed I'm still coding. In fact, I sleep on my phone most nights

zeratehk:
That's what I do for a living
I code with my phone 24/7. cloud Technology makes it possible.



You're very wrong here. In fact, the opposite is the case. You need to be a pro to successfully code and deploy applications with phone.

I have executed 300K job with my phone. From start to finish.
I rarely code with laptop these days.
I even code desktop/mobile apps with my phone and test run with online emulators.

Even while sleeping on my bed I'm still coding. In fact, I sleep on my phone most nights

abdulahi90:


100% you can even build app with your phone