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Indeed it's much easier if you're proficient in both. I've written a number of non-trivial IOS apps that are heavily server based. I've done both the server s
by poutine 15y ago
Indeed it's much easier if you're proficient in both.
I've written a number of non-trivial IOS apps that are heavily server based. I've done both the server side (Ruby Sinatra API App, MongoDB, Varnish) and the client side (Obj-C naturally) and consider myself equally proficient in both.
The client generally takes much longer to write and debug than the server due to all the little issues with having a smooth, non blocking UI, network availability, juggling data and managing resources that you have with the client app. Not to mention any custom UI controls you make.
- SimHacker 15y agoBeing proficient in both the client and server is like tying both your shoes with two hands. But only being proficient in one is like trying to tie one shoe with one hand, and get somebody else to tie your other shoe with one of their hands.