The current Android app development landscape seems to be where the web was circa 2005, where you have a "standard" Android API (except without an actual standa

The current Android app development landscape seems to be where the web was circa 2005, where you have a "standard" Android API (except without an actual standard), implemented a million different ways based on the whims of each individual vendor. Compounded by the problem that Google seems to enjoy replacing parts of the API every single year for no discernable reason. I do not envy the job of an Android developer.