By dotCore
via dotnet.dzone.com
Published: Sep 02 2010 / 12:03
I recently got to work with an Android device, so I decided to start working with Android development tools, to see how far I can get with development for this platform. And since I am working with Windows Phone 7 development as well, I decided to write a series of articles that would compare the development experience from the very beginning. The purpose of the series isn’t to show how a platform is better than other, since each of them has its own niche, but rather show the differences in the process.
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RawThinkTank replied ago:
You mean we are forced into Not using "write once run in native mode everywhere" so that they can make money ?
At our expense, thats ridiculous, i wonder why developers even use such tools.
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