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bartmr2805yAPKs contain Java byte-code, which can be even more optimized by using ProGuard (which minifies code by shortening byte-code encoded names). The option to enable this in Gradle is called minify. And it's enabled on most projects.
Don't try to sound smarter than others. There are no stupid questions. -
bartmr2805y@ZioCain Yeah I know. It probably uses NDK underneath and already compiled stuff in the best way possible. Just don't mock webdevs. It's actually hard being a webdev because you have so much things to deal with in an ever changing environment (web browser) with so many things happening at the same time (async stuff)
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ZioCain26675y@bartmr I know, I'm a webdev as well.
And don't think that async stuff only exist there.
Also iOS and android might change way more than just the browser.
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