Which code editor works best for offline coding on Android? Sololearn or QuickEdit?

Question

Offline code editors for Android devices.

Answer 1

I use 👉 Creative IDE 👈 you found it on google play. it have offline python, c++, BASIC, pascal and other Ide

Answer 2

(Nevermind what I just said here I forgot that you wanted an offline editor. Just use quickedit for offline editing but you can compile code in dcoder if you have internet connection)
I use Dcoder. Its similar to code playground but supports more languages.

But an IDE for a specific language is even better like Cxxdroid and Pydroid as James suggested.

Judging by your skills, I see that you are a web developer. Try Codeanywhere:
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.codeanywhere.mobile
If you don't like that then just use QuickEdit.

Answer 3

Flash Fair enough. I downloaded Creative IDE and gave it a shot. It is nothing compared to Sololearn or QuickEdit. The whole IDE seems to lag and bounce on fluffy clouds. Even "Hello World" was a mission. Try Sololearn instead. Much better. But once you got wings and you want to fly or run (because you Flash) then move to QuickEdit. I am going to delete Creative IDE now. Waste of time.

Answer 4

Man, use QuickEdit. It's also my trusted sandbox in HTML.
Here are my trusted sandboxes for HTML:

Codecademy
W3Schools
SoloLearn
QuickEdit
HTMLSandbox.com

Answer 5

I'm ready