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Getting Started with Android Studio | Android Developers. Oh, Google sees the light and offers an alternative to Eclipse as an IDE for Android programming. And then IntelliJ of all things, which I already work with. Nice!

mpeltonen/sbt-idea. Hmm, interesting - an sbt plugin with which you can generate Idea project structures. With this, you can then use the IDE at the points where you want to use it on the same project. For example, for remote debug integration, the IDE is quite nice.

Cloud9 meets Bitbucket - Cloud9 IDEs Posterous. That's nice, because Mercurial is my preferred versioning tool and Cloud9 can now directly support it - and thus also access Bitbucket projects. It's getting more and more interesting.

Mozilla Labs » skywriter. And this one just as a reminder that web-based code editors are not really something entirely new.

Life at Eclipse » Blog Archive » Introducing Orion. A browser-based IDE based on Eclipse ideas (but newly implemented, so not just Java applets, but cleanly based on HTML5 and JavaScript). Could be quite interesting - of course, there are the usual naysayers, and of course the web is not necessarily the ideal platform for an IDE. But the web browser is everywhere and access is relatively easy from anywhere. So as an additional option to supplement a normal IDE, it can certainly make sense (e.g. for working on the go via an iPad).