what is the version of android from which further on there is no concept of incompatibility(no need of support libs). I am a newbie and this supporting and non supporting thing is making it so boring. I just want to know of a stable version from which I should take start and do not use support libraries (like appcompat, sherlock, etc). Also tell me if I am doing a wrong thing doing this I mean anything that will help me. Thanks Any relevant help is appreciated.

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As an app developer, you'd like your app to run on as many devices as possible. Generally, developers give support from API level 8 (Android 2.2) and upwards.

Most of the compatibility libraries are for pre-API 11 (HoneyComb).

So basically, it depends upon what you want to aim for.


Edit

You might be interested in checking out Choosing the right API Level for my android application.

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