Android Adt Bundle 32 Bit
ADT Android Bundle to Quickly Setup Android Development Update: This article is now out of date and kept for archive purposes only. Eclipse is no longer supported by Google for Android app development, nor is the ADT Android bundle provided. However, as an alternative Android Studio is available as a zip file. See the article.
Essential installation for anybody developing for Android: The Android SDK provides you the. We recommend you download the ADT Bundle to. (32-bit and 64-bit. This article covered installing the Android ADT bundle on Windows. Adt-bundle-windows-x7.zip is the 32-bit ADT Android bundle.
If you want to write Android Applications (Apps) you need the right software. Google provides free access to this software for Windows, Apple Mac and Linux PCs. An App is a computer program and like all programs it needs designing, writing, compiling, testing and debugging. This is all done in an Integrated Development Environment (IDE). There are many IDEs from which to choose. This article deals with the IDE provided by Google in the ADT Bundle for Windows.
So read on for tips and information on installing and running the ADT Android bundle. Start Writing Google Apps on Windows Apps are written in a computer language.
Google's preferred language for Android is the widely used Java. Graphicriver Powerpoint Templates more. A popular IDE for writing Java programs is called Eclipse, from the. The Eclipse IDE can be installed on to most PCs, including Windows PCs. For Android App development the Eclipse IDE requires the Android Software Development Kit (SDK) and the Android Development Tools (ADT), both from Google. Skype 3.6 0.248 here.
All of these (Eclipse, SDK and ADT) are available in a large zip file from the Android Developers web site, the ADT Bundle for Windows. Alternative Android App Development Environments The ADT Android bundle is not the only option from Google. Instead of using the large zip file, install Eclipse, the Android SDK and ADT in separate steps. Good for those who need more control over the installation. (See our article.) A new option from Google is the Android Studio. Studio is currently under development so is only available under a beta release and thus subject to change.