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Preboy: AIDE works fine on ALL android devices, it can build apks and also edit, compile and run java console apps, which you can export to your PC later.

@nollyj nice to see that you brought this up again, I like how detailed this one is compared to the other one. I hope you get to finish it, including the ADMOB part.

bro to be sincere with you, I've downloaded AIDE twice but they both refuse to work, ok let me go to google play and download it again cos I've not downloaded it from there

hello please those who know some IDE that can edit, compile and run java codes on Android can please list them for me,
I know some bur they either do nor support my Android version or they just refuse to work on my Android device.
I just want this so I can do somethings on the go.

thanks in advance

nollj: Programming with Android Thread created by Preboy in Nairaland (https://www.nairaland.com/1571326/programming-android), has done an amazing job in compiling many apps that can help you program android apps on your mobile. I will suggest you go through the list and find an app that best suits your need.

We will head to the next post where we will talk about some other few things we need

If your installation works well you should have an environment like this.

bro please can you help me with any java ide that eedits compiles n runs, on Android device.
all the ones listed in that post refused to work on my Android please can you be of help to me

generalissimo: Well, let hope so

yep!

fruityjojo: Awwwww thank u guys Simplefaithy,henryobinna, chibwike sammieguze, dadoctore, Mars88, seagullbabz Muah Muah

you're welcome but you still have not sent me cake and probably a pair of drum sticks

generalissimo: My reasons dont even have anything to do with religion. Time travelling idea has been put into our brain by people who even know it aint possible. It's only possible in imaginations. They are puting the wrong impressions in our heads that the same things that have happened in the past are probably yet to happen in another realm.......just as we watch them happen in sci-fi movies.

hmmmm..
what you're saying is true(partly)
but I so much belueve 'infinity' of everything... I mean nothing is conplete in this world as a result nothing is impossible

generalissimo: It can't happen. And don't think I'm being myopic

you're a theist just as I am, and you think it might be against GOD's will.
ok, tell me why you think it can't

fruityjojo: Robots as in Robo-cop
Btw happy birthday to me

happy birthday you celebrate same day with my sis.

asala1: This is the new samsung advert on the new iPhone 6plus. Well played samsung!

this is wicked!

kinglee007: A TIME MACHINE. Correct a lot of wrongs in the past.

your head dey there

time travel

jopheezy: I better remain in heaven than to come as a black man or worse nigerian

how are you sure you were in heaven?

almost everyone uses IDM to download because its fast but due to some factors we don't maximize the fastness of IDM, these factors is mainly slow ISP especially in country.
so in this post I'll show you how to increaae your IDM download speed to the highest it can.
here's how..

open/launch your IDM, then click on options at the top, it'll open where you can change some settings,
then you click on the tab labeled 'connection' after that, you come down to a drop down list labeled 'Connection type/speed' click on the drop down list then you select the last option on the list.
you go down to the next drop down list labeled 'default maximum connection Number ' you click on it and select 32.

after doing all the above you click 'OK' and its done.

I've been using this and its cool I even used it on s DNS connection, everyone knows DNS is damn slow

if you don't understand you can go to the SOURCE for pictorial explanation.

kolomax: The United States embassy in Nigeria has faulted a story of its purported blocking of the sale of CH-47 Chinook transport aircraft by the state of Israel to Nigeria.
Responding to the story published by ThisDay newspaper, that the US had prevented Israel from selling the cargo helicopters to Nigeria, the embassy’s press attaché, Sean J. McIntosh, said his country had a good diplomatic relationship with Nigeria.
“The United States remains committed to helping the government of Nigeria address the threat posed by the terrorist organisation Boko Haram. We continue to support Nigerian efforts to bring about the safe recovery of the abductees and to advise the government of Nigeria on its response,” he said.
He further added that, “We are advising on issues of survivor support, humanitarian assistance, criminal investigations, intelligence and strategic communications.”
He, however, declined to give any assurance of a mutual complement of arms purchase policy that is not in conformity with that of his country and its interests.
“U.S. Departments of State and Defense review all potential arms transfers for their consistency with US policy and interests, as detailed in the US Conventional Arms Transfer Policy, updated by President Obama in January. This includes any requests for one country to transfer US-origin defence items to another country,” McIntosh said, emphasising that he could not comment on any specific application of the policy.
Meanwhile, Mukhtar Dan’Iyan, the editor-in-chief of the 15Past8 Media Group based in New York City, who is also an expert on Africa and Middle East policy and security gave his opinion on the matter in a tweet he posted.
Dan’Iyan wrote, “Israel does not use CH-47 Chinook transport helicopter, so selling surplus (or any stock) to Nigeria or any other nation is not even a possibility. The story about USA blocking the sale of non-existent equipment from Israel is therefore non-sequitur.
“Incidentally, Israel uses the Sikorsky CH-53 Sea Stallion as its heavy transport helicopter, and Boeing would do anything to get that business for its Chinook,” he wrote.
Boko Haram killed 13,000 Nigerians in 5 years – Jonathan
President Goodluck Jonathan has in New York, United Statesthat the Boko Haram sect has killed about 13,000 persons in Nigeria since 2005.
Addressing the United Nations Security Council High-Level Meeting on the Threat of Terrorism to Global Peace and Security yesterday , Jonathan, who urged the international community to act immediately to stop the troubling new phenomenon of terrorists and foreign fighters attacking and trying to hold parts of sovereign nations, stated that there was the need to support countries like Nigeria which are in the frontline of the war against terrorism.
Informing the UN Security Council that his administration has continued relentlessly to confront the menace of terrorism with unrelenting determination, Jonathan said the federal government has also evolved initiatives to alleviate the plight of people in affected communities.
He said, “Nigeria knows too well the destructive effects of terrorist activities. Over the past five years, we have been, and are still confronting threats posed by Boko Haram to peace and stability predominantly in the North Eastern part of our country.
“The costs are high: over 13,000 people have been killed, whole communities razed, and hundreds of persons kidnapped, the most prominent being our innocent daughters from Chibok Secondary School, in North East Nigeria.
As daunting as the challenge may be, we have faced it with unrelenting determination, mobilising all the resources at our disposal to ensure that the scourge of terrorism is rooted out of our nation.
“In addition to our counterterrorism efforts, we have evolved initiatives to alleviate the plight of the population in the affected communities. These include a holistic effort through the Presidential Initiative for the North East (PINE) which is aimed at providing immediate relief and fast tracking the infrastructural re-development of the region. It also has as a core goal, an integrated effort at achieving the de-radicalisation of potential terrorist recruits.
“We have also launched a Victims Support Fund which has already raised about $500million of the expected minimum of $1billion in direct support of the victims of acts of terrorism. This is in addition to the. Safe Schools Initiative championed by Mr. Gordon Brown, former British Prime Minister and currently the UN Special Envoy for Global Education which is being rigorously supported by Nigeria’s Federal Government”.
Jonathan further urged the international community must also do more to support countries like Nigeria which are in the frontline of the war against terrorism.
He said, “There is no doubt that foreign fighters have added a troubling dimension to this emerging phase of terrorism. From targeted attacks by Al Qaeda a few years ago, we now have mobile bands of thousands of terrorists sweeping across vast areas, destroying lives, and even attempting to hold territory. This is unacceptable; we must act now.
“We must capitalize on the commitment and evident determination of the Security Council to seek more innovative responses to the threat of terrorism and in particular to the growing menace of foreign fighters. The Council should be concerned about the existence of sources of arming and funding terrorists. Evidence has shown that Boko Haram, for instance, is resourced largely from outside our country.
“We must also commit to ensuring that countries which are in the frontline of this challenge, receive adequate support from the international community.
Only by united action and firm resolve can we check this raging threat to humanity, and also build the enduring structures that will resist their re-emergence”.
Reject cancer of violent extremism, Obama tells the world
…Denounces ISIS, Al-Qaeda, Boko Haram
United States president, Barack Obama has called on the world to join him in the effort to degrade and ultimately destroy militants terrorising the world.
Addressing the United Nations (UN) General Assembly in New York, Obama highlighted efforts being made to build an international coalition to combat ISIS and Al-Qaeda terrorists, who are taking some parts of the countries affected by their activities.
According to Obama, the militants were terrorising people in Iraq and Syria, gunning down innocent children and subjecting mothers, sisters and daughters to rape as a weapon of war.
“Bodies have been dumped in mass graves. Religious minorities have been starved to death. In the most horrific crimes imaginable, innocent human beings have been beheaded, with videos of the atrocity distributed to shock the conscience of the world.
“In this effort, we do not act alone. Nor do we intend to send US troops to occupy foreign lands. We will train and equip forces fighting against these terrorists on the ground. We will work to cut off their financing and to stop the flow of fighters into and out of the region.
“The ideology of ISIS or Al-Qaeda or Boko Haram will wilt and die if it is consistently exposed, confronted and refuted in the light of day,” Obama said.
He cited as an example a new Forum for Promoting Peace in Muslim Societies and Sheikh binBayyah, who described its purpose: “We must declare war on war, so the outcome will be peace upon peace. Look at the young British Muslims who responded to terrorist propaganda by starting the hash tag #NotInMyName campaign, declaring ‘ISIS is hiding behind a false Islam’.
“Look at the Christian and Muslim leaders who came together in the Central African Republic to reject violence. Listen to the Imam who said, ‘Politics tries to divide the religious in our country, but religion shouldn’t be a cause of hate, war, or strife’.”
President Obama urged the world – especially Muslim communities – to explicitly, forcefully and consistently reject the ideology of Al-Qaeda, ISIS and Boko Haram.

OP this is damn too long. are you high on something? aaarh!

no make then no pay.


stup:d egyptians.

luigiajah: Na you be our chairman now... Ceo fools association of Ghana

chairman leave that GayCow, na we cos am, when say 'ghana must go' now they've gone this cretin is here talking sh:t, I know say if ghana no go that time this o0xygen of an animal would have been here as a house boy serving me.

Ifeogunleye1: Very annoying.Na etisalat worse pass.

exactly...
their own you can't unsubscribe on your own.
stupiid MHealth

that's good for him.
but hope the album is not one of those crap,
I'll only look forward to jaiye jaiye remix(if he did a remix), I like the song

nedu2000: but you said every atom in your body is billions of years old

as in eehn... e tire me oh.. when I saw the two posts I been do unnecessary probability

Vessi: I think you guys should swing to APGA.IMO.

any party oh,
my brother oh
as far as the person is competent and not a criminal.
me self no dey Abia.

Vessi: Well, if you are an Igbo man you are certainly a very useless one.
Black sheep. You don't manufacture yours, when someone else does you call it Aba made and anuofia.

truth be told that man turned my state into what i don't know

aretheytheron: After waiting in line overnight.......

as i saw this i was like WTF? with my own money I'll be waiting inline over night? to be sincere whites are stup!d

Donmarrius: Any Igbo,still living in the troubled region,must be a fool.

how and why do you say that?

encryptjay: you're welcome boss.

ok

encryptjay: Nice, some screenshots will do.

thanks for the complement, I'll try if I can upload a screenshot but now network is too too bad!

As the heading stated, I'll be showing you how you can install those of your favorite java phone apps on Android withouy the use of any kind of emulator.


I'll make it brief,
its actually a conversion of java .jar/.jad to Android .apk app.

All you need is a device(pc or your Android) with internet connection and the java app you intended to convert(or better still a download link to the app online)


when you have the above listed,
go to http://www.netmite.com/android/srv/2.0/getapk.php

at the site you'll see two options one for link the other for the java file itself.


you use any of the options you want and complete the rest of the settings (which are optional)
at the end you click 'Get Apk'

and you're done.

if you actually don't understand you can ask questions here or better still go to the SOURCE for a more detailed explanation

chux76: I guess Innoson Motors manufactures BANTELY & BENTLY....coz what I see on our roads are BENTLEYs

hahaha (while quoting that guy) something told me I was also wrong.

snipperswill: he'smuch more richer than linda ikeji now

nigga you have proof?

amakufrancis: bro seun will soon purchase a Bantely...

is that a new car?

I only know of bently

jude33084: You have just asked a very vital question here you know?

A lot of the top military officers will be reticent to speak or act towards that part because the same bad "oil" has stained their hands.

Imagine all Nigerians are relying on bunch of corrupt and lazy top military officers to protect them in the time of war?

*shaking my head for them

yea. true true true.
that's why the fight against BH is kinda strong.
cos judging by the effort of the NA in this fight, we can't fight a war n win

why did they retire him now
are they hiding something?
only GOD knows