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I thought failing on 1 platform would be more economical than failing on 2 :)

• allenu 5y ago
  For mobile apps, if you're a single developer, I think going with a single platform is fine. You can only do so much, and if you're familiar with the platform, you can move much more quickly than having to support two. That's the strategy I've chosen and it's helped a lot because I was already an expert in iOS and a lot of the work is just "figuring out what users want" and it's easier to change your code on a single platform that you know really well.
• somenewaccount1 5y ago
  Then.....extending distribution wasn't really a problem or lesson learned. It's a nice to have.
  • kylebolt 5y ago
    Yes, no point in more distribution when users were not retaining. Although, it was hard to even get those first few thousand users to try the product.