> Having tooling, samples, and documentation that don't go out of date every 6 months This is exactly why I didn't stick with Android for too long. Everything

> Having tooling, samples, and documentation that don't go out of date every 6 months This is exactly why I didn't stick with Android for too long. Everything's too... in flux, but in a weird way. "YAY, Google released this feature I've been dying for! Can't wait to use it in 4 years, when enough phones actually support it :)". It's either that or have API level dependent code. Maybe Dart will fix some of these pains, by abandoning all they have built up? It is Google, so I'd say it's unlikely, but still. Hell, I was trying to build an analog clock widget as a tribute to a certain sports team, and Google had deprecated the AnalogClock class. Its successor was, well, nothing. So a few community efforts took its place, and the fragmentation only got worse. Thanks, but no thanks!