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Three reasons why hiring a cheap iOS developer will cost more money in the long runPoor Quality Code:Apple has a recommended approach to structuring and writing code for programming good quality iOS apps.Low-cost developers may lack this experience and skills, leading to poorly architected and written code. This can result in frequent bugs, crashes, and performance issues, which require additional time and money to fixLack of Proper Testing:Testing code in your iOS app responsible for conversion experiences such as a Sign-up reduces business cost in the long run.Budget developers often cut corners on testing such code to save time and reduce costs. Insufficient testing can lead to undetected issues that surface later, causing user dissatisfaction, and costly post-release fixes.App Scalability:Building an app that scales(i.e has little to no errors as it grows in size in terms of users and/or features) requires adopting evolvable architectural patterns and principles such as KISS(keep it simple, stupid)To meet a low budget, developers might deliver a complex minimal viable product with poor scalability. As your app scales, you might face significant redevelopment costs due to the obscure code and high dependency in your app.

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