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I've done plenty of iPhone work, never anything with Android. On iPhone, it was a few months in before I discovered the Three20 library (which is awesome) and began moving my code over. I don't want to make the same mistakes moving to Android, so my question:
Do android developers commonly use 3rd-party UI/networking libraries like Three20 on iPhone, or do they take the ones out of the box? I realize that there is an effort to port Three20 to Android, but that's not my goal per se. I just want to know if the out-of-the-box UI/networking/navigation libs you get with android are considered sufficient for most android apps.
Thanks!
I never had a problem using the ones out of the box.
Perhaps, as Pentium10 mentioned on a comment, I read some open-source code and get some ideas but the final answer to your question is no.