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I think you can get by with either/or, although as some have recently pointed out, an empty Android project is 38 mb large with 1000+ files [1]. I think there
by gavanwoolery 10y ago
I think you can get by with either/or, although as some have recently pointed out, an empty Android project is 38 mb large with 1000+ files [1].
I think there is probably something to an elegant, small system. In theory, it should be easier to learn, more predictable, and more stable. Even if this is just on the developer end, it should translate to a less buggy, faster, more consistent user experience, or faster turn-around time for features. In theory, at least :)
[1] https://twitter.com/id_aa_carmack/status/771749108780523520 https://twitter.com/id_aa_carmack/status/771749108780523520
- justratsinacoat 10y agoRight, but consider the reason that an empty Android project is 38mb large with 1000+ files. How much does it have to do with the fact that Android uses the Linux kernel? I was under the impression that the (hand-wavy, two-second) explanation for that was "Java nonsense", not "Linux nonsense".
- gavanwoolery 10y agoGood point :)
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