Google Coder for RPi - Raspberry Pi General

Hi guys,
Thought I'd share this with you in case you weren't aware.
Google have created a Web Development platform for the rpi.
http://googlecreativelab.github.io/coder/
It allows Web Development in html, css and JavaScript. Looks pretty interesting, I haven't used it yet but plan to. From what I've read you can code from within the Web browser and preview the page etc. Best of all it's free!
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rickadlee said:
Hi guys,
Thought I'd share this with you in case you weren't aware.
Google have created a Web Development platform for the rpi.
http://googlecreativelab.github.io/coder/
It allows Web Development in html, css and JavaScript. Looks pretty interesting, I haven't used it yet but plan to. From what I've read you can code from within the Web browser and preview the page etc. Best of all it's free!
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The article I read about it actually said it is supposed to help you learn/teach you how to code in Java, HTML, and CSS. If they were correct it will be of HUGE importance to the community.
Also it has been ported to the BeagleBone Black and Android.
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Thanks for the info.
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Care about, CODER is for JavaScript and not (!) Java.
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Picking up a Java Programming for Dummies would also be a good start. The Android Dev site has some good resources aswell, check it out.
I have no knowledge of coding java or android based programs. The official Android development site is kind of complicated. For someone like me I need very clear walkthroughs of the basics until I get the hang of things. Can anyone give me advice or lead me to the right place?
I started off using Greenfoot back when I was a wee little lad. It's probably the most simple way to get into Java and Java concepts.
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There is an program currently in beta called App Inventor for people that have Little to no experience with coding. You might want to look into that.
Http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about
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MDX6 said:
I started off using Greenfoot back when I was a wee little lad. It's probably the most simple way to get into Java and Java concepts.
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Is that an application, or a better book than the dummies one?
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Help
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If you're new to programming in general, try App Inventor;
http://appinventor.googlelabs.com/about/
Not sure if you can do Ads or not.
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Well, you can't do ads in AppInventor. Haven't tried Appsbar yet.
And you can't post to market from app inventor.
Thanks for trying though.
Any other suggestions?
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as439726 said:
And you can't post to market from app inventor.
Thanks for trying though.
Any other suggestions?
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I don't know of any tool other than appinventor that lets you create apps without getting down and dirty with the java code. If you're serious about developing android apps you need to bite the bullet and learn java and then pick an IDE and work thru some tutorials.
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http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
and Intellij;
http://www.jetbrains.com/idea/
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Thank you
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Learn objective C c
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Learn objective C c
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I have knowledge using C and C++ and its basic functions.
I meant to say c++, but pretty much. Just google it. It's not that hard wants you get the hang of it. That's what I'm going to school for.
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[APP][SHARE] DSploit [ROOT]

Hello XDA developers i liked to share this awesome app
Mod edit - For educational purposes only
And much more things i dont know!!:
You cam get it FREE on google play store fromHERE
THIS APP NEED ROOT!!!!
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So, griefing people on your wi-fi network? This is just a tad rude, and undoubtedly against XDA rules. It's not even Xperia Z related.
iDroid8 said:
So, griefing people on your wi-fi network? This is just a tad rude, and undoubtedly against XDA rules. It's not even Xperia Z related.
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Really? ok im waiting for another member... If someone will say "its against XDA rules" i will close/report this thread:fingers-crossed: i dont want to get banned
Im mot sure about all the rules and protocols but if it works i guess its ok anyhow theres no need for ban probably they just give u a warning and remove the thread...
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Don't know if it works but this isn't a hacker forum, it's a developer forum. So why to share apps like this? Doesn't make sense for me.
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U may get warned for posting in wrong section
And those who think that this app is used for hacking then you are wrong
This app is for educational purpose and used for penetration testing.
Ps. It can be viewed as hacking app too
No offence
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Ok, as mentioned the app is originally for security analysis and penetration testing of networks. What you do with it is your own buisness but do not promote illegal activities on XDA. The app itself is not bad and the original thread can be found HERE. Suggesting users to sniff passwords ect shouldn't be suggested. I've cleaned up the OP and closed the thread.
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