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> I assume things have changed since then Yes, tremendously so. It's still XML for basic UI, but Kotlin is the primary language of choice these days, Android S
by kllrnohj 8y ago
> I assume things have changed since then
Yes, tremendously so. It's still XML for basic UI, but Kotlin is the primary language of choice these days, Android Studio is a solidly world-class IDE, and the emulator is very fast.
> but I wonder by how much and if Flutter's workflow skirts any of these issues altogether.
Flutter uses the regular Android emulator, and although you have more editor choice the recommended was to just use a plugin for Android Studio.
- freedomben 8y agoIs there any alternative to XML? How often do you find yourself hacking XML directly?
- kllrnohj 8y agoYour layouts & styles are typically all in XML. But honestly I don't find it bad - it's not "proper" XML, so there's not a ton of cruft. It's really more like XHTML. It works fine.