A great app for those who have to work with code on the go.
TermuxThis method also has commercial applications. For example, you have probably seen the NFC icon on the windows of many stores and products. If you hold your smartphone up to it, you will receive a link to a page with a detailed description of the product.
NFC tags and work scenarios
we usually mean setting up a smart home. But you don’t think your smartphone is dumber than a kettle or a socket, do you? It can also create work scenarios, freeing you from routine and saving you time. All you need is an NFC tag.
An NFC tag is essentially a miniature data carrier that has a unique NFC identifier written on it. When you bring your smartphone up to the tag, it reads the identifier, compares it with a database in its ecuador number data memory, and executes the associated command. In this case, the identifier acts as a trigger that starts a specific scenario for the smartphone.
For example, you can program your smartphone to launch the navigator when you approach a certain NFC tag. Stick the tag to the smartphone holder in your car, and now, when you put your phone on the holder, it will automatically turn on the navigator. In the same way, you can program the gadget to switch to airplane mode when you put it on the table. There can be many such scenarios, it all depends only on your imagination.
With NFC, all doors are open
Of course, you can't open a regular lock using NFC, but there are already many "smart" locks on the market, which are often installed, for example, in hotel rooms. In this case, to open your room, you just need to hold your smartphone up to the lock.
This is not a development environment, but rather a mini-build of Linux. Termux comes completely "naked" from the app store, all packages must be installed independently using the pkg install [package name] command. The minimum required to create programs:
vim — a text editor known to all Linux developers with the ability to install plugins;
clang — c++ programming language;
ecj — Eclipse compiler for java;
aapt — APK compiler that collects application resources into a single apk file, ready for installation on a smartphone;
Information on how to customize the environment for yourself and for a specific language, as well as ready-made builds, can be found on the project's wiki page. "Linux fans" will figure it out. And those who are used to a visual IDE and buttons that can be dragged with the mouse directly over the application being constructed, it is better to avoid this thing.
Pydroid
Pydroid is an IDE specialized for developing programs in the Python language. It contains:
pip package manager, with which you can install packages for your projects;
Linux command line interface (terminal);
a python shell with a built-in Python interpreter and PDB debugger;
and many other possibilities.
For working on small Python projects, Pydroid's capabilities are quite sufficient.
Planning programs
All that's left is to find a program for personnel management and task planning, and the office can be closed and the computers sold. Are there any? There are!