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How do you think?
I think to create small app and put everything on only one Activity.
Just change the content Views. Get rid off problems with share data,
start from recent apps and couple more.
I know that in that way I can get much more problems, like stackoverflow.
But did someone try it?
My friend and I were making 1st application together and he insisted to make it like that..It was laggy, unstable and it can be characterized as “the worst practice” example..
I don’t agree that it runs much faster, I agree that you need to do additional programming, which Android by default would handle automatically if u follow good practice (like BACK pressed) and I am sure that it will lead to a lot of memory leaks, unnecessary memory use, and decrease of performance. All in all it doesn’t leave good impression to someone who is using it..
If you are doing it just to avoid sharing data and other “problems” it is much better to invest some time in this topics and try to learn more about them, to start using them in a proper way. When you know framework a bit better you will understand why such ideas of putting everything in one activity is bad.
moral I learned:
good luck 😉