In my observations developing for both platforms, native iOS devs are more likely to take the "correct" well-supported "happy path" for every task where such a

In my observations developing for both platforms, native iOS devs are more likely to take the "correct" well-supported "happy path" for every task where such a thing exists. This often makes for an overall smoother final result. In contrast this is much less typical in Android dev. There are far fewer "happy paths" in the first place thanks to Google's inability to focus on anything, and even where these paths do exist many devs don't bother following them and just do whatever so long as it technically runs.