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Why? Because you don't like having to program in Java (I'm with you there) or for other reasons?
by javert 14y ago
Why? Because you don't like having to program in Java (I'm with you there) or for other reasons?
- yardie 14y agoJava. I'm not passionate about it at all and if I can't find the motivation to learn it then I'm not going to use it. The great thing about C is it's practically universal. And the fact that you had no UI library in the NDK (this might have changed since 2.3) meant I was going nowhere with that on that front.