With roughly 1.6 billion people around the world now using a smartphone, the mobile app market has never been more exciting or lucrative, with Android and iOS dominating the smartphone operating systems.
You will have to decide exactly which type of smartphone user you want to target first if you don’t want to build both at the same time.
As they are two very different mobile platforms that require two very different types of language (Android apps are predominantly done in Kotlin and Android Java, while iOS ones are mostly done in Objective C or Swift) and native UI / UX design.
For total market penetration, you eventually want to develop for both iOS and Android.
Should I develop in iOS or Android?
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