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Software Engineering Daily · Mar 7, 2017 · 1 hr 6 min

Mobile Engineers with Nathan Esquenazi

There is too much mobile engineering work to be done and not enough mobile engineers. As a result, a talented mobile engineer will often make more money than a similarly talented web developer. There are many other disconnects between the world of mobile engineering and the world of backend and web development. We have reported on web development far more than mobile on Software Engineering Daily, and, I wanted to get a holistic view of the mobile ecosystem. Nathan Esquenazi is a co-founder of CodePath, which is a continuing education program for professional engineers and designers. There was much to explore–from the economics of mobile, to the state of cross platform, to the increasingly blurry line between mobile and IoT.

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There is too much mobile engineering work to be done and not enough mobile engineers. As a result, a talented mobile engineer will often make more money than a similarly talented web developer.

There are many other disconnects between the world of mobile engineering and the world of backend and web development.

We have reported on web development far more than mobile on Software Engineering Daily, and, I wanted to get a holistic view of the mobile ecosystem. Nathan Esquenazi is a co-founder of CodePath, which is a continuing education program for professional engineers and designers.

There was much to explore–from the economics of mobile, to the state of cross platform, to the increasingly blurry line between mobile and IoT.