Much of it depends on your goals and what you enjoy doing. Having said that, I did iOS software development professionally for a few years and then decided to m

Much of it depends on your goals and what you enjoy doing. Having said that, I did iOS software development professionally for a few years and then decided to move away. Why? For me there were two main reasons: (1) I noticed the insatiable desire by product management folks to want to spy on the user and I didn't want to be part of that, and (2) I didn't want to be stuck in a situation where I needed to continuously buy all of Apple's latest and greatest iOS products on my dime.