I suspect there's a bit of survivorship bias when it comes to platform loyalty. Sure, iOS thriving makes WP look like a 'dead platform', but those who've stuck with WP development likely have compelling reasons, like enterprise applications that continue to use it. It's not just about jumping on the trending train but finding what suits your needs and interests.

Hey now, some of us cut our teeth on WP. It's like your first love; you never really forget it. Plus, it's a solid way to learn the ropes without getting lost in the over-saturation of resources and devs you find in the iOS space.

Actually, if you look at emerging markets, you'll see WP devices are still being used. Plus, for the privacy-conscious, WP is sometimes seen as the lesser of evils. There are different strokes for different folks and all that.

WP might not be winning any popularity contests these days, but it's still got one of the most distinct and cohesive design languages out there. From a design perspective, there's a lot to love. It's a shame more people didn't give it a chance.

Man, I've dabbled a bit in WP and iOS. Gotta say, iOS felt smoother, but WP has its charms. There's something satisfying about making an app work really well on limited resources. P.S The exclusivity feels special, like being part of a secret club or something.

LOL WP Dev, is that still a thing? Thought it was extinct like dinosaurs. U sure ur not coding on a typewriter? 😂

Been developing for both iOS and WP. iOS might have a larger user base and be the 'hot' platform, but WP development teaches you a lot about optimization and meeting constraints. Plus, never underestimate the power of a dedicated user base, even if it's small. They appreciate the work and support you get can be amazing.

I get it's a friendly jab, but we've got our reasons to stick with WP. Some of us actually enjoy the challenge, and besides, not every user is all about the mainstream choices. There's a niche market that swears by WP. In the end, skills are transferable, so it's no love lost if we need to switch.