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I'm curious if you've ever done any mobile app development; You most certainly have to think about frameworks, design, different devices (especially on Android

I'm curious if you've ever done any mobile app development; You most certainly have to think about frameworks, design, different devices (especially on Android, where your app may be launched on any of a myriad of varying screen resolutions and sizes and densities). You still have to do quite a bit of non-straightforward work in order to create an app that is "responsive" to the device's size.

phatbyte 14y ago
To be honest I was talking just about iPhone development which is the main mobile device to code for atm. And yes, while you have to have responsive app (iPhone, Ipad, vertical/horizontal), you pretty much have the framework (cocoa) do all the heavy lifting for you, you don't have to worry about you content being viewed in a different device or other OS. The Android on the other hand I got to agree with you, but Android itself is the Internet Explorer for mobile apps. I'd hate code for an android device as well :P