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I hate this trend. Why should I develop a native app for _ platform? On my startup, our initial approach of both iOS/Android right at the start proved to be doo
by nubela 14y ago
I hate this trend. Why should I develop a native app for _ platform? On my startup, our initial approach of both iOS/Android right at the start proved to be dooming simply because there was way too much to juggle between platforms for us to iterate on features. This is why we chose to focus on iOS for the next iteration, at least till we found market fit.
As a developer, or even as a startup, why should I give a shit about Windows Phone 8 platform? More work for a remarkably small market share. Unless all I'm looking for is to be a platform leader, but that's another story by itself.
- trimbo 14y ago> Why should I develop a native app for _ platform? .... This is why we chose to focus on iOS for the next iteration You just made the argument for the web. I'm curious, why didn't you refocus there?
- rimantas 14y agoThat's not argument for the web. By choosing web you in fact develop for neither platform. And it shows.