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So write two apps. Android and iOS are different, have different capabilities and a market size that justifies the effort — assuming your app is worth a damn in
by briandear 8y ago
So write two apps. Android and iOS are different, have different capabilities and a market size that justifies the effort — assuming your app is worth a damn in the first place. This lowest common denominator development trend is obnoxious. Basically, it “socializes” the experience so that every device is treated equally despite devices having different strengths and weaknesses. We are trying to make devices conform to the app rather than the app conform to the strengths of the device.
- nicoburns 8y agoThere's a trade off here, right? Between focussing on these platform specific UX details, and actually implementing more functionality jn the app. Also: modern smartphones are very similar to each other. Sure there are differences, but for the most part they are minor.