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Simply because the overall time to develop and ship on iOS is quite less than android. KA can learn a lot from shipping and iterating faster. And I am sure the
by xoail 14y ago
Simply because the overall time to develop and ship on iOS is quite less than android. KA can learn a lot from shipping and iterating faster. And I am sure the Android version is likely under development and will be out soon.
- Groxx 14y agoEeeeh, iterating on Android can be much faster than iOS. No week-long review wait. Of course, if your iterations are significantly longer than a week, it really doesn't matter.
- xoail 14y agoIteration doesn't really happen daily or weekly. It's about gathering enough data and the making changes on monthly bases maybe. In my experience I learnt that it's easier and faster to build an iphone app (no fragmentations, no jelly beans or ice cream sandwiches) and show it to a large user base, iterate over it and then work on android.
- cageface 14y agoSo far I've found iterating on Android faster. It's also ridiculously easier to do large betas because you don't have to do the iOS provisioning song & dance and deal with a 100 device limit. I suppose it depends on the kind of app you're writing but I haven't spent much time on fragmentation issues and get reasonable UIs on 7" tablets almost for free.