I made a good career out of selling late-to-the-party native android ports for companies. Its pretty low key lucrative too: - iOS development is crowded, Andr

I made a good career out of selling late-to-the-party native android ports for companies. Its pretty low key lucrative too: - iOS development is crowded, Android devs are more scarce and there are too many unrelated skillset paths to build a native android app. - The APIs are already developed by the time you get there. - The designs have already happened, for the most part. Its no longer a fact finding mission and instead a pure implementation mission. - You make more money and have to deal with less company-wide fires in the process. - Nobody bothers you. You get to be on autopilot. - And its also pretty pointless. Most company's android apps are just a checkbox, store presence to show they haven't neglected it. Nobody is going to actually download it. It was fun for a while, I got my funds up.