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> edit: How does Android even calculate those numbers? They don't add up at all... No idea, but I would also like to know. My apps are so small that once they
by TrianguloY 5y ago
> edit: How does Android even calculate those numbers? They don't add up at all...
No idea, but I would also like to know. My apps are so small that once they reported a negative size.
(Found the picture! https://imgur.com/a/KDI9Y4M https://imgur.com/a/KDI9Y4M)
- TonyTrapp 5y agoYou should install a few more copies of that app to free up space on the device!
- BizarroLand 5y agoDownloadMoreStorage.com
- sfe22 5y agoHow do you get these tiny android app sizes. Even the most basic android app from Android studio is like 500kB
- TrianguloY 5y agoOr even 1MB for the hello world app, I know. But that's because of the AppCompat (and relative) libraries. If you program using the built in api only (this means the functions available to the target sdk, nothing newer) then your app size will be basically all assets, as code is very compact by itself. But of course, coding is by far more complex, you are like doing native programming (although easier than c). My apps are small tools, so I can. Oh, and don't use Kotlin. It's a wonderful language and far better than java, but horribly optimized.
- sfe22 5y agoWill try this for sure