How much time required for full exact replica of chess.com iOS app? [on hold]

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How much time it will take to make a full exact replica of chess.com iPhone app with two iOS developers and one part time .NET server developer? My employer saying 8 months is too much.






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    Ethics aside (making an iOS app that's an exact replica of another one), this is impossible to answer here.
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  • Is your question how to get your employer to agree with development time? Recreating a game depends on the developers... Try to add more detail and recreate your question to make this question on topic for TWP :)
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    Ethics aside (making an iOS app that's an exact replica of another one), this is impossible to answer here.
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    2 mins ago










  • Is your question how to get your employer to agree with development time? Recreating a game depends on the developers... Try to add more detail and recreate your question to make this question on topic for TWP :)
    – Twyxz
    2 mins ago












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put on hold as too broad by Snow♦ 4 mins ago


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    Ethics aside (making an iOS app that's an exact replica of another one), this is impossible to answer here.
    – Snow♦
    2 mins ago










  • Is your question how to get your employer to agree with development time? Recreating a game depends on the developers... Try to add more detail and recreate your question to make this question on topic for TWP :)
    – Twyxz
    2 mins ago












  • 1




    Ethics aside (making an iOS app that's an exact replica of another one), this is impossible to answer here.
    – Snow♦
    2 mins ago










  • Is your question how to get your employer to agree with development time? Recreating a game depends on the developers... Try to add more detail and recreate your question to make this question on topic for TWP :)
    – Twyxz
    2 mins ago







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Ethics aside (making an iOS app that's an exact replica of another one), this is impossible to answer here.
– Snow♦
2 mins ago




Ethics aside (making an iOS app that's an exact replica of another one), this is impossible to answer here.
– Snow♦
2 mins ago












Is your question how to get your employer to agree with development time? Recreating a game depends on the developers... Try to add more detail and recreate your question to make this question on topic for TWP :)
– Twyxz
2 mins ago




Is your question how to get your employer to agree with development time? Recreating a game depends on the developers... Try to add more detail and recreate your question to make this question on topic for TWP :)
– Twyxz
2 mins ago















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