Mobile Development Resources
These are technical starting points for developers evaluating where work should run and how a phone fits a real engineering loop. They explain trade-offs first; NimoteCode is relevant where a mobile editor, SSH terminal, Git review, and Local Linux workspace help put that workflow into practice.
Choose a development environment
| Question | Resource | Continue with |
|---|---|---|
| Should this work be local, remote, or cloud-based? | Mobile development: choosing a workspace | Examples and workflows |
| How do Termux, PRoot, AVF, SSH, and cloud workspaces differ? | Android Linux development | Local Linux overview |
| When should I keep the repository on a remote host? | Remote development from a phone | SSH workspaces |
AI coding and SSH workflows
- Mobile AI coding explains how to keep agent work inspectable and testable.
- SSH development tools maps a secure connection to editor, terminal, and Git-review capabilities.
- Claude Code on a phone describes a host-installed agent workflow without implying that NimoteCode installs or proxies it.
- The Claude Code and Codex examples turn those principles into a reviewable SSH loop.
Android Local Linux and Presets
Android Local Linux uses Ubuntu through PRoot on supported Android devices. Start with Overview, then read Architecture, Compatibility, and Security and Integrity. Optional development toolsets, manifests, hashes, and test records are owned by the independent NimoteCode Linux Presets repository.
All resource source files are versioned in the main repository; corrections and focused additions are welcome through its normal issue process.