Developing for more than one OS is a lot more work. All startups are stretched for resources and have to use them where they get most "bang for the buck". I wou

Developing for more than one OS is a lot more work. All startups are stretched for resources and have to use them where they get most "bang for the buck". I would say that developing for one platform first, and choosing the one with the most installs, is the prudent and obvious choice. Unless you'r core audience is HN of course :-)