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0 pointscageface7y ago0 comments

Yet still most people develop for iOS first and then later port to Android, if at all. It's really not a comparable situation at all.

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datalist7y ago

That was true about seven to ten years ago.

cagefaceOP7y ago

Absolutely still true today. If you think otherwise you are clearly not in the business of developing mobile apps. Ten years ago native mobile apps were barely even a thing.

Take the HQ app for just one recent high profile app out of countless other examples.

datalist7y ago

Absolutely not true today and I am in that business. The number of companies which are iOS-only or even iOS-first is negligible these days. In most cases both platforms are supported, often with Android having a head start.

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datalist7y ago

That was true about seven to ten years ago.

cagefaceOP7y ago

Absolutely still true today. If you think otherwise you are clearly not in the business of developing mobile apps. Ten years ago native mobile apps were barely even a thing.

Take the HQ app for just one recent high profile app out of countless other examples.

datalist7y ago

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