Holy hell Java on a Smartwatch?
WearOS is based on Android, which uses Android Runtime (ART) as the application runtime. ART uses Java (or any other JVM-compatible language, such as Kotlin) as the development language, but compiles the app to native code when it’s installed on a client device.
So… Kind of?
I agree. I was planning on making an API library for dotnet, but having to copy the JS client types, manually convert them, it was all just a huge a hassle. It’s in a half-completed state on my hard drive somewhere because I got bored.
The solution to fix my development environment at my old job was disabling IPv6. Gives a good insight into the quality of the software…
Are Hot and Active fixed, or is flipping between New and Top still the best way to browse?
I just use the system back button (or gesture). Seems to work okay for me, at least.
Definitely ancient since C# has been cross-platform for 4 years with Dotnet Core. If you include Mono, make that 19 years.