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"Android-First" implies that iOS (or something) will be second. By the author's own admission, they don't have a big enough team to develop for both platforms s
by tobyjsullivan 13y ago
"Android-First" implies that iOS (or something) will be second. By the author's own admission, they don't have a big enough team to develop for both platforms so they have to choose one or the other.
My understanding of Android-first is that you iterate quickly with Android to learn lessons fast while still developing for both platforms. I think it would be foolish, as the article suggests, to only build for Android but that does not mean "Android-first" is a bad option for those building for both platforms.