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by lstamour 4522 days ago
The Google Play store will accept multiple build types and will deliver the correct builds to the correct phones automatically, no need for a fat binary.

While NativeActivity is interesting, for LOB apps we're much more likely to stick to native Android UI components, which means Android/Java activities. However, Loaders might then in turn use JNI as a model layer. I'm still working out the details myself, but I feel there should be a way for shared, cross-platform C or C++ code even if it relies on platform-specific UI and localization. The alternative, rather than JS, is probably Java2objc, used by Google for new developments.

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Or Qt, as they support Android and iOS since version 5.2.

If you are doing commercial software, the licenses should be ok, but I am no longer sure how much.

Digia adopted the typical enterprise way of having sales people talk to you for price information.