Christopher Beda

@clangdev As @RebliNk17 said, there are a lot of issues with the API right now, specially when it comes to maintainability. And the fact that a lot of it is...

First off, Java 7 is fine. Specially since it is still required for Android development. And just so you know Java is backward compatible. So if you have Java 8...

@LoungeKatt Android runs Java 6 and Java 7. Android M does support some Java 8 features, tho at the moment if you want to support earlier Android versions with Java...

@LoungeKatt I don't think you quite understand. While yes Java versions are backwards compatible. But features are not backwards compatible. For instance, you can't use Lambdas in Java 7. That...

It is likely the issue is that the Harmony version you are using is the original Harmony and not HarmonyX. UnityExplorer uses HarmonyX, which is a fork of Harmony. It...