Cross-platform Development – Build Once, Deploy Anywhere - Learning LibGDX Game Development - page 75

Now, let's try to run the application on a real, physical device. First, make sure that
your Android device is connected via a USB cable and is set up for development. To
set up your Android device, follow the instructions at http://developer.android.
com/tools/device.html .
Now, right-click on the demo-android project in Project Explorer in Eclipse and
select the Android Application option from the Run As menu.
The Android application should now be installed and be happily running on your
Android device. The following image is of the application running on an HTC
Desire HD:
With regards to the Android emulator that comes with the Android SDK, just a few
final words, do not use it!
Emulators cannot accurately reflect how a device responds, so instead of using
an emulator, it is highly recommended to try and test your applications on as
many real devices as you can get your hands on.
Running the demo application in a
WebGL-capable web browser
The starter class for the WebGL application is called GwtLauncher.java .
The following listing is GwtLauncher.java from demo-html :
package com.packtpub.libgdx.demo.client;
import com.packtpub.libgdx.demo.MyDemo;