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> no plans to improve the NDK beyond the existing support :| really? Got a link to that? I really thought that they'd finally gotten over themselves and reali
by shadowmint 12y ago
> no plans to improve the NDK beyond the existing support
:| really? Got a link to that?
I really thought that they'd finally gotten over themselves and realized that lots of people want and use the NDK.
- pjmlp 12y agoYes, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3meJyiYWFw#t=1566 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K3meJyiYWFw#t=1566 - Java is the official language, that is what the team has invested into - You can use the NDK for your favorite language, but beware that you are required to use JNI anyway for Android APIs - Not possible to do any comment regarding Java 8 support. - Only use Scala for business logic, no tooling support plans