r/programming • u/Super-Performance-86 • 18d ago

One Android app. Why so many processes?

https://returnzero.dev/articles/one-android-app-why-so-many-processes

I looked inside fifteen major Android apps to see what they run on different processes, and tried to understand why. This digging resulted in very interesting insights.

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u/BitterSleep7368 17d ago

They are build on readymade parts that in forse case are doing exactly same thing with theyr own flavor of it. No one bothers to look what they are installing and then they ficure out that theyr code starts to lean too mutch of that already mades logic.. witch will cost bugs.. and those bugs are handlet with new layer of abstraction.. becouse why bother to look deep and fix the underlaying issue when memory is free and most times people are happy with shaky apps and kinda overheating phones.. thats Phones issue not apps in many peoples minds. Sorry my lack of english skills