I see some good apps, seems like their all developed with the smartphone in mind. What about those of us who prefer a laptop, or desktop??? Why don't they make the apps compatable so you can choose what you want to access their apps with??
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Jump to PostIt doesn't cost that much to make an app that's usable both on desktop and mobile.
Why do you say that? Take me, for example. I'm in the opposite situation: I do web development, but I don't know the first thing about mobile development. I wouldn't even know …
Jump to PostIt doesn't cost that much to make an app that's usable both on desktop and mobile.
I want to add that I've worked with Android apps for a while. We use Google's own Android Studio. But the app alone isn't what cost we have to consider. Depending on …
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I don't know how much cloud storage costs, but its it every develops objective to create an app used by as many as possible?
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