Certainly room for improvement but they've also made HUGE leaps in unifying the design across their schtuff already. What do you think… long way to go or almost there?
Google’s next design challenge: Unify app design across platforms
Google wants a single app design across iOS, Android, the Web, and wearables.
Unfortunately Google+ has stopped.
Stopped what +David Ford? Design changes? Those design changes slow down mods I have to make for my Post Editor for Google+ extension so unless it's needed, I'm good with it standing still: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/post-editor-for-google%20/canbakmdapinjpiabkbdgmpenllifmij ;O)
that's sarcasm. the google+ app crashes a lot. usually after your fone or tablet sleeps and wakes up with a different wifi connection.
Ah… I browse sometimes on my phone but I mostly use it on my pc or Chromebook.
Google should maybe try working on their Android tools first. They flat out don't work. I know it's not the same team, but still. They should be ashamed. Makes me really hesitant to rely on anything else they produce.
You mean Android Studio +Scott Duensing ? I don't think I ever played with it. I messed about in Eclipse but.. well Eclipse is Eclipse. After living in Visual Studio for years Eclipse seems janky.
Studio doesn't even have NDK support, so it's a non-option. I don't mind Eclipse itself so much anymore. Whatever they've done, it had issues parsing or indexing C and C++ code. It will tell you something is undefined and mark it with the annoying red squiggle underline. However, it'll compile fine. And if you right-click the "undefined" symbol and ask to see the definition, it'll take you right to it. It's maddening!