[TIP] How to streamline building for both platforms if you're an early adopter

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pandafloski Aspiring developer Posts: 67 Reg: Jun 22, 2011 Austin 670	confirm \| cancel 07/03/11 03:28 AM (14 years ago) [TIP] How to streamline building for both platforms if you're an early adopter So here's what I've figured works best for me now as well as in the long run. Make your app exclusively in 1.5 for iOS first. Afterward, build an android version that closely resembles it as possible. There are many perks to this: -Your overall app building skill increases when you practice slimming it down while still making it just as useful. -Your spiffy app will be ready when 1.5 comes out for Android. -Do the hard stuff first, then the android part will be fairly easy. -You'll get better and more creative at 1.5 when you start from scratch on it than you will from just pimping out a 1.4 version. Happy apping! Title Comments So here's what I've figured works best for me now as well as in the long run. Make your app exclusively in 1.5 for iOS first. Afterward, build an android version that closely resembles it as possible. There are many perks to this: -Your overall app building skill increases when you practice slimming it down while still making it just as useful. -Your spiffy app will be ready when 1.5 comes out for Android. -Do the hard stuff first, then the android part will be fairly easy. -You'll get better and more creative at 1.5 when you start from scratch on it than you will from just pimping out a 1.4 version. Happy apping!

Dmuniz Code is Art Posts: 2 Reg: Jul 03, 2011 Chicago 20	07/03/11 09:25 AM (14 years ago) interesting thanks for the info ill try this out . ----- 15 MBP 2011 1.5 , 27inch Cinema Disp. , Iphone 3gs , Motorola Blur Comments interesting thanks for the info ill try this out . ----- 15 MBP 2011 1.5 , 27inch Cinema Disp. , Iphone 3gs , Motorola Blur

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