I wasn't thinking so much about using the emulator or real device to test with, but rather a real device on which you would write code itself and subsequently run the app. While Eclipse won't run on Android, there is at least one app, AIDE, that allows one to edit, compile and run Android Java code directly on a device.
Is anyone doing that? Does anyone see a day in which the PC/Mac/Linux box is out of the equation and we're developing and testing directly on Android devices?
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