This is really a hard call.
On one hand Java is easier to learn than Obj-C in my opinion, on the other hand XCode provides a better workflow than Eclipse, IntelliJ or the newly released Android Studio.
Some people suggested going with a multi-platform framework. I'm against that because you will not really learn how Android or iOS apps really work.
For me, a multi-platform framework is really good when you have limited resources and want to quickly build an app for more platforms.
For learning purposes, I recommend going native.
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This is really a hard call. On one hand Java is easier to learn than Obj-C in my opinion, on the other hand XCode provides a better workflow than Eclipse, IntelliJ or the newly released Android Studio.
Some people suggested going with a multi-platform framework. I'm against that because you will not really learn how Android or iOS apps really work.
For me, a multi-platform framework is really good when you have limited resources and want to quickly build an app for more platforms. For learning purposes, I recommend going native.