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One could say the same thing for Win32 API. That's why you had Microsoft MFC, Borland VCL, wxWidgets, etc. running on top of it and making it more user friendly
by babuskov 10y ago
One could say the same thing for Win32 API. That's why you had Microsoft MFC, Borland VCL, wxWidgets, etc. running on top of it and making it more user friendly. The real problem seems to be that Android API is moving so fast, that it's risky to build such tools. The other problem is that these days most developers expect to get it for free, so there's no financial incentive to build it.