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  3. January 2012

Re: Android Development for the IBM i

On 1/2/2012 10:50 AM, Vern Hamberg wrote:
Maurice - I didn't see a language war starting here - I didn't hear Joe
make any value judgments - only that he chose not to learn Objective-C.

Here's a resolution for you - how about writing an article or articles
about writing an IOS app? I bet Tami would like to see that, too.

Regards
Vern


Thanks for being diplomatic, Vern. The truth is that I really don't like how Apple is handling iOS development. I'm very unhappy with the amount of work I had to go through just to try and set up a simple test environment; something which took less than an hour with Android.

But you're right; I'm not making a judgment on those who do care to write for iOS; as always it's a business decision. But my decision is that the startup costs don't justify the effort ... for ME.

Joe

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