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>I couldn't care less for mobile, and I think everybody who makes money with mobile apps thinks the same. Everybody who makes money with mobile apps "couldn't
by dmorgan 14y ago
>I couldn't care less for mobile, and I think everybody who makes money with mobile apps thinks the same.
Everybody who makes money with mobile apps "couldn't care less for mobile"? What?
>Also, it doesn't make any difference which language you use because you won't be using any external libraries anyway - you're at the mercy of the API it ships with.
What? I can use whatever C# library I want with the MonoTouch bindings. And the same holds true for all other bindings...
- hcarvalhoalves 14y agoI meant I don't care for Python in mobile, and I think the people being pragmatic and making money on mobile feel the same. Regarding bindings... would it make difference for Python? It's not like you're going to run NumPy on your iPhone. The biggest selling point I see in bindings is the code reuse between platforms. Many cross-platform mobile apps are just web front ends, though.