Hi, You can follow this track.

Kotlin BootCamp for Beginners:
https://www.udacity.com/course/kotlin-bootcamp-for-programmers--ud9011

Developing Android Apps with Kotlin
https://www.udacity.com/course/developing-android-apps-with-kotlin--ud9012

Advanced Android with Kotlin:
https://www.udacity.com/course/advanced-android-with-kotlin--ud940

All the courses are free. Best.

Adeleye1212:

Thank you sir, I will go for kotlin
Do you have any course on kotlin that u can give to me

Millerules:
Hi, You can follow this track.

Kotlin BootCamp for Beginners:
https://www.udacity.com/course/kotlin-bootcamp-for-programmers--ud9011

Developing Android Apps with Kotlin
https://www.udacity.com/course/developing-android-apps-with-kotlin--ud9012

Advanced Android with Kotlin:
https://www.udacity.com/course/advanced-android-with-kotlin--ud940

All the courses are free. Best.

Thank you sir
God bless you

Flutter is bae.

Actually i learned Java for 6 Months, that's last year. Was very cumbersome and stressful though i was using a low end PC then.

This year i came across Flutter.
Downloaded one of the Highest rated Flutter courses on Udemy.

Had to get a New PC.
Specs - Core i5, 8GB Ram

In less than 2 Months, i can gladly say that i am a Flutter Developer.
I have built 2 complete apps with flutter.
One is released, the other isn't.

Flutter is fun. I love flutter

jackest1:
Flutter is bae.

Actually i learned Java for 6 Months, that's last year. Was very cumbersome and stressful though i was using a low end PC then.

This year i came across Flutter.
Downloaded one of the Highest rated Flutter courses on Udemy.

Had to get a New PC.
Specs - Core i5, 8GB Ram

In less than 2 Months, i can gladly say that i am a Flutter Developer.
I have built 2 complete apps with flutter.
One is released, the other isn't.

Flutter is fun. I love flutter

I plan on learning flutter as well but my PC is just 4gb ram....... Do you think I'll have trouble working with it...... I've downloaded the app already

omoowhe:

I plan on learning flutter as well but my PC is just 4gb ram....... Do you think I'll have trouble working with it...... I've downloaded the app already

Yes you can but I'll advise you to use VSCode, Android studio is heavy

jackest1:


Yes you can but I'll advise you to use VSCode, Android studio is heavy

Please I'm new to all this and I'm trying to self learn with lots of u tube videos, the one I have only talks about Android studio.......kindly tell me more about this vscode..... Help a brother Thanks

omoowhe:

Please I'm new to all this and I'm trying to self learn with lots of u tube videos, the one I have only talks about Android studio.......kindly tell me more about this vscode..... Help a brother Thanks

You can do a quick Google search on how to setup VSCode for Flutter.

And also i prefer taking professional tutorial courses

jackest1:


You can do a quick Google search on how to setup VSCode for Flutter.

And also i prefer taking professional tutorial courses

OK thanks a lot

omoowhe:

OK thanks a lot

You're welcome, don't forget to check out my first Flutter app on my signature

[quote author=jackest1 post=90942522]

You're welcome, don't forget to check out my first Flutter app on my signature [/quotoe]
Please can't seem to find it..... What's thread is in on your signature

Oboy flutter is the best for cross-plarfotm apps. You can build iOS, android and web apps from one code base. As pa write code that is converted into native apps. It's the fastest way to build cross platform app period.

SUPREMOTM:


Flutter is not a programming language, it is an 'sdk' short for 'software development kit'. The programming language used in flutter development is Dart, created by Google.

Nobody should tell you what to learn and neither of them is better than the other, but let me give you a heads up. To create mobile apps with Flutter, you will need to install Android Studio and Android Emulator.

After successfully installing them, my 8GB memory laptop started lagging BADLY taking the fun away from the development process. I checked stackoverflow and I saw it was a universal issue. My point is, for smooth Flutter Development, you need at least 16GB of memory on your system.

Official hardware requirement is "3GB minimum and 8GB recommended memory", but I assure you it's a setup for frustration. If your machine has less than 8GB of RAM, forget Flutter.

My brother you nailed it. Many newbies want to go to programming without first consider their machine. Android Studio is always updated so if your Laptop is not up to 16 GIG of RAM you will be frustrated when writing your code. Lagging and too slow

Adeleye1212:

Thank you sir, I will go for kotlin
Do you have any course on kotlin that u can give to me

Visit Google. Google has documentation for it with so many exercise to learn

jackest1:


Yes you can but I'll advise you to use VSCode, Android studio is heavy

Even 4GIG ram Laptop can't run Visual Studio. All these Application has been updated to develop modern Applications with a lot of features like Animation, Graphics and OpenGL. All these features will need much RAM to run it successfully

SUPREMOTM:


Prior to the installation, I had to download the highest rated Flutter course on Udemy, about 20GB, but after the sluggishness it plagued my system with, I uninstalled it and lost interest in Android Development.

No, I don't have anything on Kotlin.

Do you still have the video?

jackest1:
Flutter is bae.

Actually i learned Java for 6 Months, that's last year. Was very cumbersome and stressful though i was using a low end PC then.

This year i came across Flutter.
Downloaded one of the Highest rated Flutter courses on Udemy.

Had to get a New PC.
Specs - Core i5, 8GB Ram

In less than 2 Months, i can gladly say that i am a Flutter Developer.
I have built 2 complete apps with flutter.
One is released, the other isn't.

Flutter is fun. I love flutter

Please can you put me through? Do you still have the courses. Pleaseee

Imoleholuuu:

Please can you put me through? Do you still have the courses. Pleaseee

Yes i do, pm me

jackest1:

Yes i do, pm me

Done. Please kindly respond to mail. Thank you so much

SUPREMOTM:


Flutter is not a programming language, it is an 'sdk' short for 'software development kit'. The programming language used in flutter development is Dart, created by Google.

Nobody should tell you what to learn and neither of them is better than the other, but let me give you a heads up. To create mobile apps with Flutter, you will need to install Android Studio and Android Emulator.

After successfully installing them, my 8GB memory laptop started lagging BADLY taking the fun away from the development process. I checked stackoverflow and I saw it was a universal issue. My point is, for smooth Flutter Development, you need at least 16GB of memory on your system.

Official hardware requirement is "3GB minimum and 8GB recommended memory", but I assure you it's a setup for frustration. If your machine has less than 8GB of RAM, forget Flutter.

Yeah, you're very right. Forget Kotlin too cos Google has upgraded Android Studio now if your laptop is not at least 8 GIG RAM with 250SSD which will still be lagging sometimes just forget about it. But to be on a safer side without any frustration when writing code and have a smooth running of Emulator, I recommend people to get themselves 16GIG RAM laptop with 250 SSD memory. You will enjoying your Android application development in Android Studio.