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I had several mobile projects in which I used MoSync. In these projects I work mostly with c++ for Java ME platform. I found this toolkit nice and robust. Result was perfect, I run applications on my phone.
Now I think about android platform. I wonder if MoSync is right toolkit for c++ development for this platform. Will development process and result be as smooth as for Java ME platfrom?
Thanks!

ADDITION
I heard about android NDK, but as I understand, it is told that

you should understand that the NDK will not benefit most apps

That is major reason why I avoid using it.

fat
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  • I have to say, I don't know anything about it, but I notice that the mosync website claims *”With the MoSync SDK, you can build mobile apps for ... Android ... using C/C++ ...”* If that’s the case, and you’re already familiar with mosync, why would you not use it? – Component 10 Aug 29 '12 at 08:22
  • @component I asked this question with hope that someone try this way and give his view of it. In current time I have no opportunity to test application on hardware. – fat Aug 29 '12 at 09:02
  • A fair point. Looks like maybe that person will be you. :-) – Component 10 Aug 29 '12 at 13:19

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I'm working with mosync to develop a app in android. before that i have experiences with other sdks like phonegap & sencha that was terrible in performance! You should write the controller of the app with javascript (in phonegap & titanium) or ruby (in rhodes). And design the UI with html & css & js, not actual native UI.

If performance is most important feature for your app, IMHO you can use mosync for android & iphone. But if you need to write another twitter plug-in, the phonegap & sencha is the best option.

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