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>until you have paying work developing iOS/OSX applications. Isn't it a little disingenuous to advertise that you are able to develop iOS/OSX when you can't at

by spott 11y ago

>until you have paying work developing iOS/OSX applications. Isn't it a little disingenuous to advertise that you are able to develop iOS/OSX when you can't at the moment? YAGNI doesn't really apply to building new skills or gaining new capabilities... especially when said skills and capabilities open up new markets.

brudgers 11y ago
In my opinion, the way to move into iOS would be with a small project that is adjunct to some larger project. If a person has never done commercial development for iOS, owning a Mac or taking Code Academy's Swift course doesn't really count for much in terms of professional experience anyway. YMMV.