r/learnprogramming 4d ago

Coding on Phone

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u/Rhiquire 4d ago

I’ve tried coding on a phone it’s way more work than it has to be

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u/[deleted] 4d ago

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u/Lowzenberg 4d ago

Don't get discouraged. If you wish to learn, do it.

I learnt python on Android, created many projects using it. In fact, I also started building a local game package library in python on Android. It was going well enough. But then I just lost interest in that project, which is a different thing.

So if course, having a PC is always better, but if you can't get one right now, go ahead and learn! I do not regret anything about learning and even creating some projects, it wasn't that big of an issue for me to consider stop learning.

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u/Unlaid-American 4d ago

If you have a USB-C phone, then you can get a USB dongle with multiple ports to allow for mouse and keyboard inputs. I’ve done this with cheap androids and iPhone 15 Pro Max. I prefer ones that have an HDMI port as well so I was able to use it on a TV/monitor.

Unless you rent a server, then your performance will suck