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Idk about Windows but yes the App Store has been doing it this way from the start. I suspect this is a case of Apple envy.
by ridaj 5y ago
Idk about Windows but yes the App Store has been doing it this way from the start. I suspect this is a case of Apple envy.
- pjmlp 5y agoUnfortunely the Apple envy doesn't go as far as providing proper C++ tooling instead of NDK pain, modern 3D frameworks with GPGPU debugging instead of cloning Vulkan github repos, SIMD frameworks instead of low level neon intrisics + NDK pain, a modern language that actually supports value types (they don't care about Java anyway), a proper real audio API that is part of the NDK instead of yet another github repo to clone, a mostly useless watchOS, ..... Yep Apple envy could do some good to the development experience on Android.