I think it would help to take a change of perspective. Programmers have a tendency to think more in terms of code than data. Try think of an Android application as a set of states over time. Code only runs to change the state of the application (such as adding a contact) or to do fancy graphics or I/O (sniff). Although RAM is cheap, it soaks up power on a mobile device.
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