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Especially since Google hasn't updated its Java language much lately. I think the solution for Google is to deprecate Java and start using Go. That would solve
by higherpurpose 13y ago
Especially since Google hasn't updated its Java language much lately. I think the solution for Google is to deprecate Java and start using Go. That would solve more than one problem for them.
- pjmlp 13y agoBack when I was initially impressed by Go before the 1.0 release, I created a ticket for Go on Android, which is still open. I doubt it will ever happen.
- jaegerpicker 13y agoThere are a bunch of rumors that Google will announce expanded GoLang support on Android at IO. What that means I'm not sure and I can't find the link for it now. It was a somewhat credible source but not one I'd bet the farm on or anything. I suspect if anything is announced it would be GoLang ndk support but we can dream and hope for more. A python to Davlik compiler would be a very interesting move also.
- pjmlp 13y ago> A python to Davlik compiler would be a very interesting move also. Dalvik is dead. It has been already fully replaced on the latest AOSP code drops. Plus SL4A was left to rotten. As for Go, lets see. My ticket is now two years old.
- jayd16 13y ago> Especially since Google hasn't updated its Java language much lately Yes it has. They recently added Java 7 language support.