Does it make sense to use javaFX for mobile development, what can be crutches, execution speed?

Question

Java

Hello, does it make sense to use javaFX for mobile development?
What crutches can there be?
How much slower will an application written in javaFX be compared to the android sdk or objective c?
What damage will be to the functionality?

Answer 1

What crutches can there be?

In itself, the use of JavaFX for Android and iOS is a "crutch", so if such a misfortune happened to you that you wrote something in JavaFX for Windows or Linux, and now you need to port it to Android and iOS, and you do it through JavaFX, through a "crutch".
The interface is big, mainly because your code will not be compatible with libraries and other ready-made developments, and JavaFX has a very weak ecosystem, so it’s harder and more difficult to write on it, there will be a problem, go find a solution.
Otherwise, no, because JavaFX is only for the interface, otherwise you will still use the Android SDK. But on iOS, writing in Java is generally a "crutch".
PS I would say something good about him, if he would at least slightly simplify and speed up the development of the interface or something else, but alas, he is no better, all the specific pluses are compensated by the minuses, that is, subjective, for those who are just used to to JavaFX.

Answer 2

Look at Gluon - gluonhq.com/. Might be interested.

Answer 3

If we consider Raspberry as a mobile platform, then it is not necessary. Ran into.