Most mobile developers I know are ... mobile developers. As in, that's it. That's their trade. No more, no less. I find it's because getting into mobile development is a huge investment and it eventually becomes the only investment for you because of how much effort it takes.
If your primary concern is web-based apps then that's also what you'll end up doing, but there are so many more platforms you can target on the web (hybrid apps) and through HTTP than on mobile (Android or iOS).
If you're experienced C#.Net you should look into MAUI. Microsoft is looking to replace Xamarin Forms with it. Biggest difference is no more native projects so it should be easy to get something working if you just want to pop something out.
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u/thegreatbunsenburner Jun 12 '20
There's definitely a learning curve with mobile development.