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The thing is, for most mobile apps, 99% code are views, with a very tiny part that can be called "business logic". Doesn't really make sense to involve C++/JNI
by zerr 5y ago
The thing is, for most mobile apps, 99% code are views, with a very tiny part that can be called "business logic". Doesn't really make sense to involve C++/JNI bridges hassle.
- pjmlp 5y agoHence my remark regarding CRUD apps and mobile Web. Even if native views are required, the business logic can be driven from Web APIs, or DSL like JSON files.
- aaaaaaaaaaab 5y agoIf your app is like that, then maybe it shouldn’t be an app at all, rather a website.
- therockhead 5y ago> C++/JNI bridges hassle For the projects I worked on, the bridges were automatically generated, so no hassle for the developer. Admittedly we built our own code gen system which of course was not free.