My Code is Fragmented - Android Development Megathread

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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Serious Hardware/Software Crap > The Cavern of COBOL > My Code is Fragmented - Android Development Megathread

Giant Goober: Nov 6, 2009

I downloaded the sdk's and managed to get a few of the samples running last night. I noticed in JetBoy that there is a lot of subclasses in the view and that the members on objects are all public with no getters and setters. Is this standard practice for android development, or it quick implementation of the samples?

I prefer giving each class it's own file as I find it much easier to follow.

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Giant Goober: Nov 6, 2009

Thanks, I was making sure I hadn't missed a 'best practices' memo somewhere. I mostly work with GWT so I'm hoping it wont be too bigger jump to android.

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