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Of course not. Like so many desktop Java apps, it will look and feel like Java, no matter where it's running.
by bengl3rt 14y ago
Of course not. Like so many desktop Java apps, it will look and feel like Java, no matter where it's running.
- tfm 14y agoTo be fair, it's hard to know how much of that sluggishness is the app itself and how much is just a video-encoding artefact. Certainly the API has some interesting inclusions -- Facebook and analytics built-in.
- bunnyhero 14y agoAlso note that the demo video is from the Simulator, not an actual device.
- potatolicious 14y agoWhich is probably worse - the Simulator consistently outperforms any real device.
- veeti 14y agoOf course, good UI toolkits do exist for Java, but nobody just uses them. SWT and Qt both provide native UI.