My brother has 2 partners that started developing for the iphone. Their
clients started screaming for Android versions within a year of the success
of their iphone apps, and they can't port fast enough.
On Tue, Jul 10, 2012 at 12:30 PM, Stephen wrote:
> Android is way to popular to disappear an
Android is way to popular to disappear anytime soon. I know eclipse has
some built in tools for android sdk and the new emulators help a ton. Mark
covered allot but did not mention there are two ways to build an app one is
more modular the other being more closely tied to hardware.
But getting int
Gmail seems to have a problem with inline answers today, so I will add them
here...
1.
What is the life expectancy of Android? Will it be around 15 years from
now?
I haven't a clue. I hope I am around 15 years from now! ;)
2.
How hard is it to upgrade a phone to a newer versi
Posted to PLUG, TFUG, AzPHP
I wondering about trends. Currently I
make my living as a LAMP developer. The market seems strong and lots
of main stream apps are built with PHP. So I expect the market to
continue to be strong for 10 – 15 years. That is the time frame I
am interested in.
