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IOS and Android are so different, so if you wanna start, make your choice! If you like/use java try Android, IOS is on Objective-C. Also, for IOS you need a mac
by aw4y 15y ago
IOS and Android are so different, so if you wanna start, make your choice!
If you like/use java try Android, IOS is on Objective-C.
Also, for IOS you need a mac for development SDK, for Android any os is supported.
and then search for tutorial and quick starts, the net is full :)
enjoy!
- Vejita00 15y agoThanks, I dont have mac,and I have little experience in Java so I guess Android is the way:)