Ask HN: Is it still worth it learning Mac OS app development?

阿新 • • 發佈：2018-12-28

Yes, absolutely, because cross-platform and web technologies can only go surface deep. What the industry really needs to spark innovation in the native development spaces is new engineering minds asking, "Why does native take so long to development?" and solving these problems to raise the bar for the rest of the industry.

People who operate and can contribute to this space can help us make the most of our hardware today, decreasing energy consumption, reducing disk space utilization, lowing RAM requirements, all to make the most of our devices.

Enhancing native UI development across the big three platforms is more critical than ever as we see Moore's law lose meaningful ground.

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