If you're serious about coding on Android, pairing your device with a Bluetooth mechanical keyboard and using Termux will give you a setup that feels surprisingly close to a traditional development environment.
: A fast, offline-capable documentation browser. It covers almost every major language and framework (React, Python, C++, etc.), making it a great quick-reference tool.
While there isn't one definitive "official" review under that exact title, software developers generally look for tools that turn an Android device into a mobile workstation. Whether you're debugging on the go or just need to check a repository, 1. Code Editors & IDEs
: An incredibly useful tool for API debugging. It acts as an HTTP sniffer/proxy, allowing you to capture and analyze REST API calls made by other apps on your device. 4. Learning & Reference
