Is it still worth it to learn how to make an iphone/android

>>55256224
>app
kys

>>55256276
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>>55256224
if ur making it to pad your resume then i think its a good idea
but if you're making it in hopes of striking it big then i think youre outta luck. though you can really influence your "success" by advertising your app and stuff.

everything is a meme
life is a meme

>>55256224
No worth it unless you're willing to spend a lot of $$$ to promote your app.

>>55256224
If you have an original idea.

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>>55256224

And we still can't tell if it's a boy or girl...

>>55256224
You can find lots of jobs doing native app development. iOS is more in demand than Android is. If you just want to learn it to get rich by yourself, just make a webapp. If you want to learn for the sake of learning, then sure they're both good

>>55256224
>is it a meme
Yes for iOS.

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>>55256224

>that after picture

>>55256224

Why did she drink the coke?

>>55258920
The app store is more profitable than the google play store

>>55259113
2 rupees have been deposited in your loo Pajeet.

>>55259129
Its true, sadly. I've tried both iOS and Android development and enjoy Android a lot more. But iOS jobs pay more, and are in more of a demand. People also tend to ship iOS first and then push out a shitty Android app because they have to. I blame it on the pure volume of garbage in the play store

>>55256224
Mobile development isn't going away. Learning the ins and outs isn't going to hurt you.

>>55256224
bump

>>55256224
She's adorable

>>55256224
Makes me sad when people get fat ;_;