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We want to break into Android as soon as we can but right now there's a lower barrier to entry for iOS apps regarding testing & development. It's also convenien
by ancarda 13y ago
We want to break into Android as soon as we can but right now there's a lower barrier to entry for iOS apps regarding testing & development. It's also convenient we happened to have Macs to develop on. If we were using Windows or Linux, we'd likely be developing for Windows Phone and Android.
As for "1024x768 MSIE-only websites", while that's a great analogy, I should point out the entire web is "unpredictable" like that; everyone has a different resolution, browser and OS where as iOS is fixed which is what makes it attractive to develop for in this circumstance. When IE had 90% marketshare I'm sure plenty of people developed using it's specific APIs. What would you rather have done?
Incase your interested, our website is an HTML 5 responsive site that requires IE 8+.