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It's worth noting that Android 4.4 does support pretty much all JDK7 features (multicatch / try with resources / etc), finally. I've run into the occasional mis
by timothyb89 12y ago
It's worth noting that Android 4.4 does support pretty much all JDK7 features (multicatch / try with resources / etc), finally. I've run into the occasional missing method from some of the newer class libraries, but nothing too serious.
Of course, if this is any indication it'll be several years before its safe to use even JDK7 features considering Android's update trends, let alone JDK8 ...
- pjmlp 12y agoThis has made me use C++ for my hobby graphics programming on Android instead. The NDK has all the support I need, when coupled with something like Qt/SDL/openFramerworks and C++11 feels better than Google's Java fork.
- vans 12y agoyou should consider using Scala on android. works really well for my projects.
- smrtinsert 12y agoWhich scala android project are you using?