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If i wan to make a simple app , which one should i learn 1st.thank you very much.

i m newbie and donno about anything on code .but i m willing to learn code to create my 1st app ..i had begun my java lesson recently.thank you.

18th Feb 2017, 11:04 AM
Lubbie Chin
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android app.. java.. and download android studio
18th Feb 2017, 11:17 AM
LordHill
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You don't have any code knowledge? Do you have any interest in doing other things than make an app? You can emulate a phone to test your app, but it's more useful if your able to test it on a physical device too, what types of phones do you have access to? Learning Java and building Android apps would be useful as the other commenter mentioned. But if you don't have access to an Android phone, you will be limited to testing it on the emulator. If game development was of interest and with unity, c# and xamarin might be a useful route to start. Even more so if you are building a personal app and wanted it to be experienced on multiple devices. Considering your knowledge is at the moment limited, this could be a worthwhile initial time investment.
18th Feb 2017, 12:13 PM
Chad Nedin
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@Chad Nedin i hav a samsung mega, 10.1 galaxy note tablet and a samsung s7 edge. i use my tablet as my emulator for making apps via MIT app inventor from pc. I hope i can make some apps using code too. hmm.anyway thank you for ur advice, i really appreciate tat.
18th Feb 2017, 12:26 PM
Lubbie Chin
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@Lubbie Chin Might be worth utilizing what the first commenter suggested, Android studio with Java. Xamarin would not be a bad choice, but it seems you already have some coding knowledge with Java. If you already have web apps made, you can always use Phonegap to bring them to a mobile device. That's great that you been using MIT app inventor, have to start somewhere, and you can create some midrange applications with that tool. Best of luck.
18th Feb 2017, 12:40 PM
Chad Nedin
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