[Android Software Development] zzcool:
having worked with adb i've realized how much of a powerful tool it is for Android Modding, but the googling on what commands to use is annoying so a few suggestions on a tool that would have made my experience much easier.

you start the tool it automatically detects if a device is connected so no adb devices, then clearly show this, commands show neatly as buttons, if you want to flash a custom recovery you press the button flash custom recover and then a dialog pops up asking you to browse for the img file, so no command, if you want to flash a rom you press flash rom button then again a dialog pops up asking you to navigate to the file, theres no need for commannds, and then a checkbar (reboot after flashing) and once flashing is finished you have a simple reboot button (reboot to system,reboot to recovery, reboot to bootloader) this tool would also let you flash zips such as gapps or magisk, same deal there you press a flash maybe module button you get asked to navigate to the file it does the flashing for you i know it's possible just complicated a tool could fix that, this tool would also check if all the proper drivers are installed and display it as a green ok mark and if not ask you to install said drivers, this tool would be portable no installation required, there would also be a open terminal button for the standard adb, other ideas include foolproof safety features if you're about to flash a custom recovery a window will pop up

flashing an incorrect custom recovery can damage your device if you have a dual sim version of your phone and flash a single sim version you can cause damage, would you like to google the name of this recovery to make sure it's supported for your devices (model number) (google) (pressing google will start a google search with the recovery name as well as the model name of the phone)

flashing an incorrect custom rom can damage your device would you like to google the name of this rom to make sure it's supported for your device, if you have a dual sim version of your phone and flash a single sim version you can cause damage (model number) (google) (pressing google will start a google search with the rom name as well as the model name of the phone)

safety checks can always be implemented that rom and recovery developers include so a recovery or rom has a specific file this tool will look for and if all information is correct to the model name of the phone it will continue if information isn't correct then it won't flash anything if so it would show this error

this rom/recover does not support your device if you proceed you can brick it, contact the developer for clarification as it may just be a mistake with the identifcationfile (continue any way) and then Another warning message if you continue this would be a red one. and you have to type in text (i understand the risks that my device can be bricked and permanently damaged by continuing) (and then a continue button that Counts down from 10 until it can be clicked)

personally i like the idea of this even if it would be annoying but it would shove it in the users face that they are willingly about to destroy their device, i wen't through a literal nightmare yesterday because there were things i wasn't aware of when flashing, for example someone put a rom for the huawei mate 10 lite under the mate 10 section without clarifying that it's not officially supported for the mate 10 pro so i got error 7 i also failed to install adb 15 seconds because it didn't work a portable version would fix that , not to mention the annoyances of googling what commands to use for each function, all of which i could have avoided with a tool like that, a tool like that would also let me know that i don't need twrp, i had no idea adb could do Everything twrp did, it would also replace the typing out the entire file location with a browse button instead, Another idea is fully automating the entire process even after the phone is rebooted, the developer makes a package that the tool supports, then the tool will flash the recovery and reboot into, or flash the rom and reboot, it would just be a simple start button.