We see coding as a key use case for our product. The current IDEs for Android are ok, but we can make it better with partners and potentially some good Cloud IDEs. Still not there though
I hope you stay focussed on the low end of the market and don't get bogged down by demands of developers since they are likely to be different from everybody else.
You see, you can't run heavy software on crappy hardware and expect everything to go smoothly.
Things you can do:
1. Install a debian chroot (gnuroot is your friend), start an x server and just run eclipse. You're going go to awful performance but hey, that's the hardware.
2. Run eclipse somewhere else and display the output on your tablet. It's going to work mostly okay until connection drops for whatever reason. Also, you need some good hardware somewhere, accessible somehow. And you're likely to have to pay something for it. I had a very positive performance with x2go but you're still under the assumption that network is fast and you have a very low round-trip-time.
You just can't expect to have optimal performance on super cheap hardware with very little resources.