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Tech stack to prefer to start with android and IOS development #32
" I have an idea which I feel can come out to be very helpful if made possible. To implement that idea, I have to make an app for android n iOS, and server. And the problem is, I m having no knowledge of Android, and have just done a bit of frontend in web.
A lot of frameworks have come to help to make apps and websites easier. Like using reactnative/flutter for app. Back4app/firebase for backend. Django/flask for server. Also, I have heard something like progressive web applications to come into existence.
I m going to start learning things so that in the coming months I could make this app. What are the best and necessary tech skills I need to grasp? Which tech stack I should prefer to start with android development"
I would prefer going the react native way since it helps you skip learning different skills for android and java. You could also choose flutter but personally, I would go for RN
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" I have an idea which I feel can come out to be very helpful if made possible. To implement that idea, I have to make an app for android n iOS, and server. And the problem is, I m having no knowledge of Android, and have just done a bit of frontend in web.
A lot of frameworks have come to help to make apps and websites easier. Like using reactnative/flutter for app. Back4app/firebase for backend. Django/flask for server. Also, I have heard something like progressive web applications to come into existence. I m going to start learning things so that in the coming months I could make this app. What are the best and necessary tech skills I need to grasp? Which tech stack I should prefer to start with android development"