I have seen many people writing that Java ME (J2ME) is dying. Is it true? What is its future? Should I learn Java ME if I want to create apps for smartphones? If yes, where to start?
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I have seen many people writing that Java ME (J2ME) is dying. Is it true? What is its future? Should I learn Java ME if I want to create apps for smartphones? If yes, where to start?
If I were you, I’d start learning to write apps for Android and iPhone.
Java ME may not be entirely dead, but you’ll do much better with these. The potential market for your products is much bigger and keeps getting even bigger, and I bet it would be a lot more fun, too.