AIDE is not bad for working on Android (http://www.android-ide.com/), but you quickly get used to the capabilities and convenience of IntelliJ IDEA. And when you spend more time not at a stationary personal computer, but with a smartphone, you involuntarily begin to dream of full-fledged remote access to your PC. My first experiments with the TeamViewer program showed that this is quite achievable. However, the low performance (even on a local network, everything is run via the Internet, and not directly via Wi-Fi through a router) was not really to my liking. I liked the Microsoft Remote Desktop program: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=50042 - this program is installed on a PC, and on a mobile device running Android - from play.google. com. It has direct access via Wi-Fi through a router (the HD video image from the PC is choppy, but the sound is not bad - and this is on a cheap smartphone with Android 5.0!). Well, now interaction with any IDE is quite feasible and remote, especially when, for convenience, you use a wireless keyboard with a smartphone (tablet). I'm very happy about this!
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