I am interested in learning mobile app development within 8 to 10 weeks but I'm confuse on how to start or where to start. I don't know what to learn first. Do i need to learn web development or how do i go about it?

Web master on this forum, kindly help me out I'm confuse.

tho I was oblige to choose between mobile app and web development. I prefer mobile app dev to web dev cuz the market is currently saturated. If I am wrong please correct me. I don't know much about IT.

Do you have a good school or anyone that can coach me on mobile app dev within the time frame?

start with python

although the journey is not friendly if only u can walk through it....

we are on the same journey tho, but I'm more like a snail


u said 8 to 10 weeks

The lord is ur strength

Starting with web is always a good confidence booster for newbies like us in programming.
My $2billion.

Baabu320:
I am interested in learning mobile app development within 8 to 10 weeks but I'm confuse on how to start or where to start. I don't know what to learn first. Do i need to learn web development or how do i go about it?

Web master on this forum, kindly help me out I'm confuse.

tho I was oblige to choose between mobile app and web development. I prefer mobile app dev to web dev cuz the market is currently saturated. If I am wrong please correct me. I don't know much about IT.

Do you have a good school or anyone that can coach me on mobile app dev within the time frame?

You have given up(I wanted to say failed) when you have not started by saying 8 to 10 weeks.

parkervero:


You have given up(I wanted to say failed) when you have not started by saying 8 to 10 weeks.

So bcuz i stated 8 to 10 weeks means i have given up to you? do you even think of if I am a student and these weeks are my availabilities?

You would have just barely understood programming at the end of that 8 weeks and whichever path of app development you choose(Native or Hybrid), it'll still take you months to get functioning apps out.

where to start? Basics of programming... you don't need web development

Choose either Java, JavaScript or Dart. When you've learnt any of them, you can easily switch to the other and pick the development path of your choice

There's no way you'll be able to be an app development in 10 weeks unless you're a genius

Donpre:
You would have just barely understood programming at the end of that 8 weeks and whichever path of app development you choose(Native or Hybrid), it'll still take you months to get functioning apps out.

where to start? Basics of programming... you don't need web development

Choose either Java, JavaScript or Dart. When you've learnt any of them, you can easily switch to the other and pick the development path of your choice

There's no way you'll be able to be an app development in 10 weeks unless you're a genius

Thank you so much for the guideline I really appreciate your comment, with a sincere mind I don't know how to start to where to start the only things I know is HTML and a bit of CSS. I will really appreciate it if you can elaborate a easy journey or guideline for me to achieve my goal with ur experience in the field

Baabu320:


Thank you so much for the guideline I really appreciate your comment, with a sincere mind I don't know how to start to where to start the only things I know is HTML and a bit of CSS. I will really appreciate it if you can elaborate a easy journey or guideline for me to achieve my goal with ur experience in the field

One of the first things a developer must learn to how to use search engines and I don't mean any harm by this but trust me you'll be alone with your bug more often than not. You have to learn to navigate on your own

#Theres no easy journey here.

*Learn JavaScript (it's easier as you won't need to setup IDEs and environments)
You can use MDN and W3schools

When you've learnt most of it, you can then Google what native and hybrid apps are and chose which you're going with.

Learning another language is easy or you can just continue with what you've learnt and use React native.


I understand you're asking for strict directions but you must learn to gather information and make informed decisions yourself, it's part of the process.

Goodluck

So bro u can't just learn mobile app development under 8-10 months.
U can't.
It takes at least 8 weeks to perfectly learn a single programming language like Python.
And u can't use just one language to create an app.
It will look somehow.

See forget about those crazy ads u see online, u can't learn app in 10 weeks, it will take u like approx. 1-2 yrs to be good at it.
I will advise u learn web first like HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
At least it will gv u a booster .

Thanks..

You really can't

By time you just through with full basics


You need more time if you really want this

legendine:
start with python

although the journey is not friendly if only u can walk through it....

we are on the same journey tho, but I'm more like a snail


u said 8 to 10 weeks

The lord is ur strength

Python is not for mobile app

If u had knowledge of any programming language, it would have been possible but u won't be an expert tho.....

Decide if u want to do Native or hybrid..

If Native, go for Java, kotlin or Swift(for iPhone)

If hybrid, go for flutter with Dart, react Native or ionic

I'm also a rookie android developer tho

8 weeks go with Flutter as you grow invest into Java so you can expand your Flutter and even write Plugin ( Android API ) thats how you grow as a developer. No one ecaspe writing native eventually

Etinosa1234:
If u had knowledge of any programming language, it would have been possible but u won't be an expert tho.....

Decide if u want to do Native or hybrid..

If Native, go for Java, kotlin or Swift(for iPhone)

If hybrid, go for flutter with Dart, react Native or ionic

I'm also a rookie android developer tho

Where is your location bro...