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I am curious : on what kind of mobile apps are you working on your free time ? By design, the NDK can only access a very small part of the platform APIs. It i
by on_and_off 11y ago
I am curious : on what kind of mobile apps are you working on your free time ?
By design, the NDK can only access a very small part of the platform APIs.
It is not an issue if you are making something where you are supposed to use the NDK (like a drawing app or a game), but for a 'traditional' app, that's another matter.
- pjmlp 11y agoVery basic games or for the business logic with the UI done in Java and XAML - C++/CX. But if Clojure did support properly Android and CoreCLR, I would probably use it instead. As things are, I might go Xamarin in the future.
- on_and_off 11y agoif you want multiplatform support (or just really like c#/VS), xamarin can be a good choice for an hobby app. Otherwise, Kotlin borrows many niceties with c# and allows you to directly use the platform APIs.