yeah, but if I have a view, which has an ID, but i...
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f.babic
05/16/2017, 2:28 PMyeah, but if I have a view, which has an ID, but is not used in the activity, for example I need a Relative layout construct
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louiscad
05/16/2017, 2:29 PMf.babic: Use ConstraintLayout instead of RelativeLayout, it's more efficient (only one layout pass, versus 2 on RelativeLayout for same effect)
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brianwernick
05/16/2017, 2:29 PMThat’s not towards his question, and many of us still feel that the
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f.babic
05/16/2017, 2:30 PMwhat if I don’t like constraint ^^ and the design we receive in projects is fully custom, so constraint can’t cover it
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louiscad
05/16/2017, 2:31 PM@brianwernick That's why I put it in a thread. ConstraintLayout is ready for production apps, just like Android is, but can't tell it covers all RelativeLayout use cases, sure...
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f.babic
05/16/2017, 2:33 PMgenerally the problem would be migrating legacy projects or even starting the new ones in Kotlin, without having to change the complete conventions our team uses
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