Today I discovered that Android’s serializable interface is not the same as Java’s serializable interface, and they are not really compatible. The solution? Well, there are quite a few possible solutions, but one of the easier/lightweight/non-XML ways is to use JSON, a cross platform Javascript human readable data format. I personally am using the JSON-simple [...]
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