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@svandeun Forgot to add, I do own a 2013 macbook pro as well as an iPad Air first gen, so this part would not be an issue at the moment.
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iOS and Android to me are pretty similar in how stuff gets done.Its just terminologies that differ and programming languages (Swift v Java).If you know one pretty well then learning the other will only take around 2 weeks.
Swift is quite simple to learn (1 week if you have experience with a language like Java or C++).
My advice is that follow the official documentation from developer.apple.com .I find alot of online courses mediocre and not in depth as such
Good luck and have fun.Welcome to iOS
Could get an iPhone 6s 32GB for 50 bucks with my contract. Is it worth it to start developing iOS Apps?
Little backstory: I'm a computer science student with little to no exprience in developing mobile apps, and I recently started working on a bigger project which includes some php, javascript on a website as well as a mobile app for both platforms. As I currently do not own an iPhone, I suppose this would be rather difficult. Is it worth picking up an iPhone 6s for development? My current phone is a OnePlus Three, so I have no need for a new personal phone.
Also, how "hard" is it to create proper iOS apps?
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