Is there a 'best' Java RAD - for al Android/Linux/Windows? -


what's cross-platform those, flexible, easy develop , debug, , offers cross-platform gui development?

good support odbc database plus , support gis database major plus.

as mentioned yann, there no cross-platform rad system cover both android , linux/windows java. android not java-based platform; android sdk converts java bytecode more optimized dalvik vm bytecode. reason, may find non-gui java code not "port" (i've run couple of such issues).

there exist libraries attempt provide cross-platform access graphics layer such libgdx, none allow create "one-size fits all" gui code easily. in general, though, wouldn't want either - ui concepts different on small touch screen , large mouse-controlled desktop.

from development point of view, development environment comfortably allows split project android project (for android stuff), desktop java project (for desktop specific code), , java library project common functionality (keeping in mind minor differences) can shared between both projects do.

currently eclipse provides rad environment android (as far know), there nothing prevent building android gui part in eclipse (importing common code library) , doing desktop project in different environment if prefer netbeans or others that.


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