Editor Reviews

A code editor is like a super cool text editor made just for coding. It's like a must-have tool for all you Android developers out there. This editor has all the awesome features you need to code like a pro, such as making your code look colorful and pretty with syntax highlighting, helping you indent your code automatically, giving you suggestions while you type, completing your code automatically, and even compiling and running it for you. But hey, if all you need is a simple text editor without all these fancy coding features, then go ahead and grab QuickEdit Text Editor instead.

The Code editor is super cool because it highlights your code in different colors depending on the language you're using. It supports a ton of languages like C++, Java, JavaScript, HTML, and even Python! Plus, it has this awesome online compiler that can run all sorts of languages like Python, PHP, Java, and more.

The code editor has some cool features, like being able to search and replace using fancy regular expressions, showing or hiding line numbers, highlighting matching parentheses, and even showing those sneaky invisible characters. It also lets you open files from your recently opened or added collections, gives you a preview of HTML and Markdown files, and supports Emmet for web development. Oh, and it's got your back with physical keyboard input too, including all those nifty key combinations. Plus, there are three different themes to choose from and over 30 syntax highlighting themes to make your coding experience more groovy.

If you come across any problems or have any ideas for the editor, feel free to reach out to the developer at

[email protected]

Hey, if you're into translating the app to your own language, you can hit up the developer at that same email address!

In a nutshell, the Code editor is like a boss tool for Android developers. It's got all those cool features that you absolutely need to code like a pro.

Features

You can write, compile, and run your code from your own device, in the cloud, or even from GitHub and GitLab.