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> Committing to JVM usage instead of supporting static compilation Android supports native development in C/C++ without the JVM. Its not particularly mainstrea

> Committing to JVM usage instead of supporting static compilation Android supports native development in C/C++ without the JVM. Its not particularly mainstream, but it has always been an option. https://developer.android.com/ndk https://developer.android.com/ndk

j4hdufd8 1y ago
Android is a Linux distribution. 100% you can absolutely build C/C++ binaries that you run directly like fairly regular Linux programs. Executables, daemons, CLI, sockets, whatever you want. Rust no problem. I have even run Python and Node.js
- pancsta 1y ago
  I run jetbrains remote development on my chroot (the backend). Its important to not take termux seriously and go the chroot way.
  - j4hdufd8 1y ago
    I do exactly the same!
ActorNightly 1y ago
Its pretty main stream for most any game, and a lot of the performant apps. You can pretty easily build apps without ever touching Java.