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Android SDK
User_RKHJ7
Member Posts: 1 Green Ribbon
in New To Java
Why should I study android SDK and iPhone SDK separately, if I have an option to learn just open plug and develop an application for both the platform? If I want to develop an application for android. I can use direct android SDK. However, I found out there are third-party programs such as open plug which can be used to develop application for android and iPhone. I want to create an app store like this one http://blackmartapk.co/