[dansul]

I think this was posted a while ago, it's also open source http://code.google.com/p/terminal-ide/

What I don't understand is how can someone code on this, even on a tablet.

[bitwize]

Go to Market -- sorry, Play -- and get "Hacker Keyboard". It's free and offers a more sensible layout to your Android device's onscreen keyboard.

[theBobMcCormick]

Actually, there's no need to. Terminal IDE already comes with it's own replacement keyboard.

[bitwize]

I actually find Hacker Keyboard to be a bit better but ymmv.

[mattwdelong]

I have an Asus Transformer and use this regularly, and it has suited me quite nicely on numerous occasions. If I go away for extended duration of time, I don't have to lug around a laptop with me.

Also note that I do a lot of my active development in VIM, so take that into consideration.

[czervik]

If you're using something like a transformer prime or any tablet with a keyboard I can see it being useful.

[kruhft]

It comes with telnetd and sshd so you can connect to it using a regular PC, if you feel like it. I also wonder, can you plug a USB keyboard into an android device and have it recognized (using a full size to mini USB adapter)?