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Go support for Android

• jaegerpicker 12y ago
  I could be pretty excited about using Go instead of C/C++ to develop for the NDK. I'd be much more excited if they released a full level of Go support for Android. but I guess we take what we can get.
• pkulak 12y ago
  Big, secret IO announcement? No one saw Swift coming either...
• ww520 12y ago
  Isn't the best development stack for mobile is the html5/css/javascript now? It will work on multiple platforms, not just Android. The phone hardware has come a long way and can support web-based apps pretty well. Gaming is best going with OpenGL with GPU anyway. So why go with another platform specific language/tool sets?
  • davecheney 12y ago
    > Isn't the best development stack for mobile is the html5/css/javascript now [Citation needed]
  • kintamanimatt 12y ago
    Not by a long shot. There were a lot of people that thought this might be the case, but there's a big difference between a webview and a native app in terms of performance, polish, and capabilities.