What are the advantages and disadvantages of developing or not with Android Studio?

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Using technologies like Xamarin, it is possible, with some changes, to develop the same multi-platform application having a great reuse of code. Already, with Android Studio, it is possible to develop applications exclusively for Android, which offers some features unique to it.

Talking about this with a friend, he told me, however, that some features are more precarious or even non-existent using this type of technology (he also mentioned Ionic).

What features are lost? How shocking is this in my app? Are there any other drawbacks?

    
asked by anonymous 27.09.2017 / 16:53

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When developing an application with these technologies you mentioned the main disadvantage is with regard to performance. As much as they are in constant evolution, there is always an extra layer on the android, which does not occur when developing the native application. Of course the native by itself does not guarantee performance, a bad implementation done in the native may be slower than a well done in a hybrid for example.

    
27.09.2017 / 17:00
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A tool that also works like xamarin, except using java, is the Totalcross and its advantage over xamarin or Ionic is which has no loss of performance, in some cases, has-and-is gain.

    
09.11.2017 / 18:56
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