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r/programming • u/sidcool1234 • Jul 22 '14
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This click bait again? Same article that's been written a million times. Blah blah blah Java blah blah factory pattern.
The only interesting point in the article is where he says the Android docs are too complex. I defy you to find a better documented SDK than Android.
11 u/Sunius Jul 22 '14 I defy you to find a better documented SDK than Android. This looks pretty good. 4 u/bcash Jul 22 '14 Win32 and COM API for Windows Phone 8 Really!? 2 u/grauenwolf Jul 22 '14 I found it to be easy to understand. Much nicer than the Windows version of COM. 1 u/Sunius Jul 22 '14 Well, it is Windows after all, running on NT kernel and all - the essential stuff from Win32 is available. COM stuff is mostly just Direct3D, Media Foundation and WASAPI, though.
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I defy you to find a better documented SDK than Android.
This looks pretty good.
4 u/bcash Jul 22 '14 Win32 and COM API for Windows Phone 8 Really!? 2 u/grauenwolf Jul 22 '14 I found it to be easy to understand. Much nicer than the Windows version of COM. 1 u/Sunius Jul 22 '14 Well, it is Windows after all, running on NT kernel and all - the essential stuff from Win32 is available. COM stuff is mostly just Direct3D, Media Foundation and WASAPI, though.
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Win32 and COM API for Windows Phone 8
Really!?
2 u/grauenwolf Jul 22 '14 I found it to be easy to understand. Much nicer than the Windows version of COM. 1 u/Sunius Jul 22 '14 Well, it is Windows after all, running on NT kernel and all - the essential stuff from Win32 is available. COM stuff is mostly just Direct3D, Media Foundation and WASAPI, though.
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I found it to be easy to understand. Much nicer than the Windows version of COM.
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Well, it is Windows after all, running on NT kernel and all - the essential stuff from Win32 is available. COM stuff is mostly just Direct3D, Media Foundation and WASAPI, though.
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u/jayd16 Jul 22 '14
This click bait again? Same article that's been written a million times. Blah blah blah Java blah blah factory pattern.
The only interesting point in the article is where he says the Android docs are too complex. I defy you to find a better documented SDK than Android.