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I've only done a couple of hello world+ type apps on android natively and a more involved POC app with Ionic before handing it over to the actual mobile devs, s
by ChemicalWarfare 10y ago
I've only done a couple of hello world+ type apps on android natively and a more involved POC app with Ionic before handing it over to the actual mobile devs, so pardon my ignorance here.
From what I'm seeing, from the developer perspective these releases don't introduce too much fragmentation. Tooling-wise things are reasonably seamless too (with android studio). Am I missing something?
- pjmlp 10y agoYes, the OS API available in each version. And although HN usually likes to bash Microsoft about bringing out new libraries and frameworks, Google is also very good at making "last year's best practices into deprecated APIs this year". Which means multiple code paths if you want to provide good support across all versions, even with the help of SupportLibrary.