Ask HN: Clean Android development in 2018?
2 by cunidev | 0 comments on Hacker News.
I've made some Android apps at the time of 4.x, and the Java APIs looked actually quite messy to me. I've been recently planning to start once again working on Android app development, and it looks like most things have changed: Flutter and other new UI libs by Google, Fragments finally on the way to being discontinued, but I can't find a beginner friendly, up to date guide for Android development that doesn't rely on deprecated/outdated libraries. I'm trying to build a simple client app for a web service with common features and not much more (list, search, comments, RSS reader...), and I'd like such simple app to have an equally simple (and possibly future-proof) codebase. Is Google's new Flutter worth using or still immature? Thanks HN!
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