iOS or Android? Why not develop for both?
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Turns out that nearly 1400+ of them are writing for both platforms, and Apple has four times the ten thousand developer community that Android has. What is significant here is that a lot of those cross-platform developers are behind some very popular apps. However, smaller companies are still finding it pretty hard to find the needed resources to port their apps to Android. Google asks for a $25 sign up fee from developers even for free apps, and paid content is available only in a few countries so far, which kind of explains the situation.
via Engadget
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2. pingpong posted on 05 Jul 2010, 12:56 0 0
Is there no sign up fee to develop free apps on iOS4?
4. iHateCrapple posted on 05 Jul 2010, 15:52 0 0
Not including the purchase of a Mac computer (if they don't already own one) because thats necessary too!
6. tuminatr posted on 05 Jul 2010, 20:33 0 0
unless your a crafty geek and run osx on your PC, because its the the same f-n hardware and yes it can be done and yes I know apple frowns on it in a big way
