# Writand: An Android IDE for Developers | Light-mode | Dark-mode | |:--------------------------------------------:|:------------------------------------------:| | ![Writand-Lightmode](app/libs/lightmode.png) | ![Writand-Darkmode](app/libs/darkmode.png) | ## Project Overview Writand is a new integrated development environment (IDE) designed specifically for Android devices. Whether you're a seasoned developer or just starting, Writand offers an intuitive and powerful platform to code on your Android tablet. ### Key features Writand will provide an easy to use GitHub integration to easily clone repositories, manage branches, and push your code changes directly from your tablet. It will also have a built-in terminal for providing you with essential command-line capabilities for efficient development. Multi-Language support is also under progress for programming languages to reach a wide range of developers. ### Target Audience Writand is designed for developers of all levels who are looking for a user-friendly IDE on Android. Whether you're writing code, managing projects, or contributing to open-source, Writand offers the tools you need to work efficiently on the go. ### Future We are committed to improve Writand as a hobby project. Upcoming updates will include enhanced language support, more advanced features, and optimizations to ensure the best possible programming experience on Android. ## Getting Started ### Prerequisites The minimal APK for Writand is 26, or known as Android 8.0. This is specifically designed for tablets, so using the app on a phone might not be a good user experience. We are not aiming to support phones for now. ### Installation Installing our app will be possible by downloading the APK file from this GitLab repository. ## Contributing Contributing to Writand is welcome! To contribute, please follow the guidelines below. ### Guidelines: Contributions should follow the following guidelines: * Follow the Kotlin KDoc for docstrings, see [this link](https://kotlinlang.org/docs/kdoc.html). * Use branches with the format `/`. * Interfaces should start with "I" followed by the name of the class/feature. * General adapted composables should be named with "W" followed by the name of the composable. For example, the Text composable is named WText. ### Issues and Pull Requests: If you find any issues or have suggestions for improvement, please open an issue or pull request. To make it easier to contribute, please provide a clear description of the issue or pull request, and include any relevant code snippets or screenshots. You should also use labels to categorize the issue or pull request. ## Additional ### Roadmap Writand is a hobby project, but we are committed to adding essential features to make it a great IDE for Android. The roadmap includes: - Adding a terminal for command-line access - Integrating Git for version control management - Multi language support ### Contact For additional questions or features, we can be contacted through here via issues or pull requests.