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Fascinating commentary about the "puck" quote, which existed decades before Jobs ever uttered it (did he? I know it as a quote that Gretzky's father told #99. E
by corresation 13y ago
Fascinating commentary about the "puck" quote, which existed decades before Jobs ever uttered it (did he? I know it as a quote that Gretzky's father told #99. Even that is unnecessary attribution, as it is fundamental training that every kid learns about hockey, and the wisdom is as old as the sport). The point of it, your personal hang-ups about it notwithstanding, is obvious: When a market is changing quickly, if you're undertaking a project that is going to take time -- which pretty much all mobile projects do -- you target where the market will be when you hit it, not where it was last year, or even right now.
if I'm releasing an app this year, I should target iOS first because Android is a distant second
Personally I target both "first", because the tools and methods to do so are simple and effective. However if you are somehow making Absolutely Median Software, then sure. Reality tends to be dramatically more nuanced, and such a blanket statement is almost certainly naive nonsense.
- chasing 13y ago"Reality tends to be dramatically more nuanced, and such a blanket statement is almost certainly naive nonsense." Indeed, which is why I dislike the "puck" bromide, regardless of who popularized it.
- hershel 13y ago>> Personally I target both "first", because the tools and methods to do so are simple and effective. I thought cross-platform development creates less quality apps. Could you please share what tools and methods are you talking about?