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For building apps that run on other platforms (beyond the browser), we are focused on improving the Flutter experience. This is our primary focus in this area for the foreseeable future.
For native Android and iOS development:
1.) Is the desire to use the VS Code editor that IDX is based on for native development for these platforms?
2.) Or is it the ability to run Android Studio and Xcode in the browser without requiring any local installation? Please comment with your thoughts.
Please comment with your thoughts below.
An error occurred while saving the comment Satyam Jha supported this idea ·
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We have released a preview version of our Java support for you all to try out! :-)
https://community.idx.dev/t/check-out-our-new-backend-focused-templates/746
Feel free to reply in the forums itself with your feedback.
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The thing that makes idx really useful is the idea of coding in cloud! Although github exists , but still people don't push code after writing every single line. So imagine if PC crashes and data is lost ! So , I am more inclined towards the 2nd option !!