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As an Android developer who worked on a fair share of apps for both Android and iOS I can tell you that it depends on a number of factors and it should take apr
by alc90 12y ago
As an Android developer who worked on a fair share of apps for both Android and iOS I can tell you that it depends on a number of factors and it should take aprox. the same time as for iOS if:
1. The feature set is already defined and the flow of the app understood
2. The design you're using is clear and does not have iOS elements that you want to be replicated on Android (I've worked with a couple of different clients that have a design created with the iOS guidelines in mind and it's a bit of a hassle if you want to reproduce it on Android).
So clear designs and Android compatible.
3. The OS version - if it's below 4.0 it will increase the dev time
- Morgan17 12y agoThanks! I don't think we have specific iOS features in the app. There is a search algorithm, geo-tagging and contacts sync.
- alc90 12y agoA search algorithm I don't think it should take more on iOS than on Android, geo-tagging can be done relatively easy on Android also and contacts sync it's pretty straightforward also. So I guess it shouldn't take longer on Android. P.S. If you need help on the Android part - I would be glad to help out.