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Ehh, not always. It is often best to avoid a full OS in favor of something with less complexity. Android Things and Windows 10 IoT are attractive for this reas
by naikrovek 9y ago
Ehh, not always. It is often best to avoid a full OS in favor of something with less complexity. Android Things and Windows 10 IoT are attractive for this reason, among others.
- pjmlp 9y agoAndroid Things and Windows 10 IoT are a full OS. Given that you mention it, from a hobby developer perspective, I would rather pick W10 IoT, because at least Microsoft does offer proper support for C++, including easy integration with .NET, unlike the dev experience with the NDK.