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Because go is significantly safer and more productive (of course this depends on the developer in question but on average) and using the ndk with c/c++ for seri
by jaegerpicker 11y ago
Because go is significantly safer and more productive (of course this depends on the developer in question but on average) and using the ndk with c/c++ for serious development on android is absolutely one of the worst modern platform development experiences out there.
- cartoonfoxes 11y ago> using the ndk with c/c++ for serious development on android is absolutely one of the worst modern platform development experiences out there. I have to second this. Serious attempts to use the NDK for application-layer work will turn your hair white. It's by far the most god-awful mobile/quasi-embedded tasks I've had professionally. In my experience it's second maybe only to porting C-decompiled FORTRAN between families of obsolete and badly documented DSP chips.