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I was also thinking about the same thing. I think there are similar concerns while developing for both the platforms and if there is one person who is working o
by g123g 13y ago
I was also thinking about the same thing. I think there are similar concerns while developing for both the platforms and if there is one person who is working on both there will be much better reuse of concepts and functionality. From maintenance point of view also it might be better if one person can do both.
I am not sure if big companies will prefer to have hybrid developers but smaller companies will definitely appreciate the savings and speed-up such hybrid developers could bring.
- burritofanatic 13y agoPretty good point, actually - distinction between the small and large companies. To date though, I only met two people who are proficient in both, and do it day to day.
- g123g 13y agoI have been moving in the same direction. Trying to get proficient with both the platforms. I have got background in both Java and C++ so that makes it slightly easier. At this moment, I am trying to explore if there is some kind of "economies of scale" in learning both the platforms.