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If you are writing a gui to a REST endpoint, it’s fine. If you are writing a B2B app where the customer wants to forcibly install it on people’s personal phon
by QuadmasterXLII 3y ago
If you are writing a gui to a REST endpoint, it’s fine.
If you are writing a B2B app where the customer wants to forcibly install it on people’s personal phones, the cross platform is important.
In most other cases, just write it in swift, 95% of profitable customers have iphones.
- JulesRosser 3y ago> 95% of profitable customers have iPhones Maybe in the US... This works for hobbyists or single devs, but clearly isn't realistic for most companies.
- hot_gril 3y agoThis isn't even true in the US unless you're only counting profits from selling the app itself or IAPs. Android users are most likely less profitable but not by that much, otherwise I'd expect an empty Play Store.
- mejutoco 3y agoYou can start with one platform, and if successful, expand to Android (like Whatssap did). What is not realistic about that?
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