Ask HN: What are the best technologies for developing Android applications?

5 points by chownchown 1 year ago | 2 comments

Fast interaction, excellent developer experience, easy to debug. Good for users too so good UX/UI that runs smoothly.

mcsniff 1 year ago |

I used Reach Native (and specifically, with Expo) to target both iOS and Android. Yeah there's a bunch of dependencies to keep up on.

It was my first attempt at mobile dev, was quite enjoyable, and straight forward with lots of good documentation. Highly recommend if you want to just quickly get an app out and available to users.

aristofun 1 year ago |

> excellent developer experience, easy to debug

There’snt such thing on android. Of course In comparison to dev friendly areas like modern webdev.