I often find that the bigger problem with getting into an unfamiliar dev environment isn't syntax, rather it's getting to know the libraries. And if you're writ

I often find that the bigger problem with getting into an unfamiliar dev environment isn't syntax, rather it's getting to know the libraries. And if you're writing iOS apps, you'll need to know the libraries anyway. And yes Xcode is horrible, but fortunately AppCode is now out and quite usable, so that's another hurdle out of the way. But to me, the biggest advantage of developing for iOS over Android is the potential revenue. I'd rather sell software and features than try to make revenue with ads, so I stick with iOS.