With "Mini C# Pro" you can write and compile C# code on your Android device.
It has the following features
- works off-line
- automatic code indentation
- syntax highlighting
- in case of an error it gives clear debug-information
- various code examples
17 comments
foes4you
4 Oct 17#16
I don't C the point of this App let alone the #
kingp1n to foes4you
5 Oct 17#17
If you don't code obviously isn't for you. But it can help those who use coding to check scripts I guess.
Bilbo1968
4 Oct 17#14
What's Android?
dewonderful
4 Oct 17#6
Who the @#~* codes on a mobile phone?
kingp1n to dewonderful
4 Oct 17#9
Never know lol people do weird things for fun :grin:
CampGareth to dewonderful
4 Oct 17#11
Those with a keyboard on their phone who need to make a quick fix. Today I had to make a 10 character change that was service impacting. Could have done that while I was on the tram.
kingp1n to CampGareth
4 Oct 17#12
I hope this is useful for you
finnmaccool to dewonderful
4 Oct 17#13
fat blokes with no girlfriend.
agitatedclimax to finnmaccool
4 Oct 17#15
:joy: Hillarious, and, at one point in time it was true, but not really the case anymore. Still hilarious though. Pizza eating Asperger's folk for the win! Pickled Rick!
HotRod
4 Oct 17#5
Is there an easy way to transfer a (Windows) C# executable to Android? It's a windows form application which displays scrolling text, nothing that complicated to look at, and I'd like to port it without a lengthly rewrite for Android
tehwabbit to HotRod
4 Oct 17#7
Not quickly. However, if you have coded it "properly" and separated the logic out from the front end, then you can use something like Xamarin (or similar) which will allow you to write android apps (and ios) in C#, then its just a case of re-doing the UI and calling whatever code you currently have. Still a bit of work though. You may also have issues depending what your app does as file access and other bits is different in mobile world
HotRod to tehwabbit
4 Oct 17#8
No file access just websites / URLs... however I guess the libraries I'm using won't be valid on android either! Thanks for the suggestion ill check out Xamarin
tehwabbit to HotRod
4 Oct 17#10
Xamarin packages up most the .net runtimes with it so within reason you can use most libraries and utilities so may not be that much re-work. Downside is that it means larger app size due to bundling all that extra stuff. Good luck!
CampGareth
4 Oct 17#4
Hmm, is there something like this for Go with git integration or do you have to start running VMs at that point?
Daveseans
4 Oct 17#3
Have to try this on mobile
Mungus
4 Oct 17#2
Awesome find! Cheers!
api182
4 Oct 17#1
Brilliant! I'll treat this as my LINQPad on Android! :grin:
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Opening post
It has the following features
- works off-line
- automatic code indentation
- syntax highlighting
- in case of an error it gives clear debug-information
- various code examples
17 comments
You may also have issues depending what your app does as file access and other bits is different in mobile world