First mobile app

Question

what coding language should I learn to make a mobile app?And which software is easier to help me make a simple and fun app?

Answer 1

Android- Java
IOS app- Swift
Windows app- C++ / C#

Answer 2

c++ c# or java for Android apk. But java is best for Android apk because it's more easier than c++ or c# for Android app development.

Answer 3

You will need this languages
*Android = C++ / Java
*IOS = Swift / Objective-C
*Windows = C# (C Sharp)

Answer 4

Java

Answer 5

If you want to be a good programmer, Fast of all you need to know C or C++ or C#. Because C is the basic language of all language.
For android you need to know >>>java.
For ios>>>Swift.
Of course you can also make mobile app using C or C++.

Answer 6

Swift, Java

Answer 7

swift-ios
android-c++/java
windows-c#/c++

Answer 8

You can use C# for all mobile platforms with Xamarin, BTW.
P.S.
I really don't know how C can be a basic language for Fortran, Ada, Lisp etc. Actually, I can not agree, that C is a basic language even for C++.

Answer 9

should i start with unity or what else?

Answer 10

swift, cobol

Answer 11

React Js it will handle all android , iphone and windows app

Answer 12

you should go for kotlyn , its best

Answer 13

Hey everyone :)

Wow, reading Sergiy Ceica's post brought back memories of when I first dipped mytoys into the world of mobile app development. The excitement mixed with a hint of confusion, right? You need to follow the latest trends in the world of mobile development. Here is a good resource that describes the most popular ones: https://www.under30ceo.com/modern-mobile-app-development-challenges/

Sergiu, for your first mobile app, I'd suggest going with a language like Swift if you're targeting iOS devices (iPhone/iPad) or Kotlin if you're looking at Android. They're both beginner-friendly and widely used for app development. As for software, Xcode is fantastic for iOS app development, and Android Studio is the go-to for Android apps. They provide a lot of tools to help you get started and have vibrant communities for support.

Now, about my experience - oh boy, it was a rollercoaster! I remember struggling with my first app's layout, but with time and perseverance, I got the hang of it. My advice is to start with a simple idea, maybe a to-do list app or a basic calculator. These projects will give you a solid foundation.