[Nykc]

Awesome!

For those of you that are like me that aren't too familiar with Eclipse here is a pretty good resource for adapting.

http://eclipsetutori...on_document.pdf

[Locke]

Nykc, on 28 Jan, 2009 - 05:58 PM, said:

@Locke - congrats on your promo

Thank you, sir.

Joined the group.

[abgorn]

scalt, on 28 Jan, 2009 - 03:06 PM, said:

@Abgorn

Eclipse doesn't have an installer. Just unzip your download and run eclipse.exe inside the folder and it should be all sweet (provided your have the right JRE installed)

If that's the case, it won't allow any plugins (like the one I need for Android dev).

Edit:
I forgot to mention I joined on the Google Groups.

This post has been edited by abgorn: 29 January 2009 - 11:00 AM

[Nykc]

http://code.google.c...pingwitheclipse

I created a resource page we can all build upon - but this here solves your concerns with Eclipse abgorn.

[Nykc]

I posted 2 links to help on installing the Android SDK - I had minor problems with XP but got it running.

As for the Ubuntu the how-to is right on the nose. Although I had some minor issues with displaying the Eclipse Icon.

[gabehabe]

One thing you'll love is how easy it is to actually test your app on your phone. Once you enable "non-market applications" you can simply plug the phone into your computer, click run from within Eclipse and it'll fire it up automatically on your phone.

[Nykc]

Anyone have any issues getting the Android API working? I had a few minor setbacks on my Windows box but it is all good now.

a new thread has been created on Google groups to start the official project list. Also if anyone else in interested stop by the group and join in.