That’s interesting. I never knew that. But that makes sense because if that developer only developed it for iOS, which could be because they only know how to develop apps for apps and not on Android, then the Church developers might not know what programming to use for an Android app. That’s just what I’m thinking.sbradshaw wrote:The iOS app was donated to the Church by a developer; there isn't an Android version available. The same is true for the "Scripture Stories" app.
The developers do not get to decide what to develop. That comes from a sponsoring Church department and correlated with the ICS Department and development teams. But since the donated iOS app was accepted then I would expect there may be plans to do something for Android. All that is speculation. We won't know unless an Android version is released. A little back thought on that is they may be waiting to see how much the iOS app is used first before deciding.jeremynwest wrote:... then the Church developers might not know what programming to use for an Android app.
jdlessley wrote:... there may be plans to do something for Android. All that is speculation. We won't know unless an Android version is released. A little back thought on that is they may be waiting to see how much the iOS app is used first before deciding.