Anyone out here use Spring Android? If so, why do you think it's worth while?
Thanks
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Spring Android is an Android-friendly implementation of a few Spring client features, notably RestTemplate , and entirely agnostic of the backend it's talking to. These days, Retrofit and Volley seem to be more popular choices for Android, and both will work just fine with a Spring backend. thanks this cleared it up.
Spring Boot is not meant to be used in Android Apps production as it was best used to build web applications. There exists, however, Spring for Android, but the use is limited to REST Client and API authentications.
Spring Android is useful if you need to access RESTful Web services from your Android application. This is common in real-time data applications such as news and weather tickers, stock tickers, etc.
For now, there are two benefits to using the Spring Android project: commons logging and RestTemplate.
http://static.springsource.org/spring-android/docs/1.0.x/reference/htmlsingle/
In addition Spring Android is useful to work with HTTP Request from your Android application. You don't need to use another Libraries like google-gson or jackson because spring supports them internally.
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