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Train to develop mobile apps.

cartridge

Hi Everybody, I was wondering does anyone know a good course where i can train to develop mobile apps and just to let you know, i have no experience in this field at all. Thanks in advance. Ps if it was at night as im working.

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Limestone Cowboy

cartridge wrote: »

Hi Everybody, I was wondering does anyone know a good course where i can train to develop mobile apps and just to let you know, i have no experience in this field at all. Thanks in advance. Ps if it was at night as im working.

You won't learn how to do it in a shed full of cattle anyway, wrong forum I think!

kevthegaff

I'm out of programming awhile but try learning some html and javascript

Kovu

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jimmycrackcorm

cartridge wrote:

Hi Everybody, I was wondering does anyone know a good course where i can train to develop mobile apps and just to let you know, i have no experience in this field at all. Thanks in advance. Ps if it was at night as im working.

There are loads of websites that let you put together mobile apps online very easily but the problem is, what exactly are you trying to do. An app has to have a purpose, and learning about the purpose is the real problem. E.g. you could easily put together a betting app for paddy power online, but how do you learn betting logic?

smash

kevthegaff wrote: »

I'm out of programming awhile but try learning some html and javascript

But he wants to develop apps. Not websites.

The Cuban

Depends on your skill level and what path you want to take to learning.
If you've done a bit of programming before you could start with the NewBoston
https://www.thenewboston.com/videos.php?cat=278

If you are totally new to programming then have a look as the cs50 course from Harvard on edx

https://www.edx.org/course/introduction-computer-science-harvardx-cs50x

jimmycrackcorm

smash wrote:

But he wants to develop apps. Not websites.

Phonegap and Cordova apps are based on html and JavaScript

smash

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

Phonegap and Cordova apps are based on html and JavaScript

They create 'apps' using HTML wrappers. They're just mini websites.

cartridge

Thanks for your feedback and sorry if its posted in the wrong forum, im new to boards.ie and really dont know what im doing yet.

jimmycrackcorm

smash wrote:

They create 'apps' using HTML wrappers. They're just mini websites.

The idea is not to create 'mini websites'. There's a bit more to it than just applying a small screen size CSS layout....

Check out untappd for example.

Dave0JV

The new Boston is where I learned android so I'd have to endorse that recommendation by the Cuban.

RianF2

Udemy have a range of courses across multiple fields. Hint: the paid courses are better quality than free ones. They're generally cheap enough though (say 50 euro).

smash

jimmycrackcorm wrote: »

The idea is not to create 'mini websites'. There's a bit more to it than just applying a small screen size CSS layout....

Check out untappd for example.

And this is why you shouldn't use Phonegap and Cordova.

Graham

smash wrote: »

They create 'apps' using HTML wrappers. They're just mini websites.

In fairness, they might be 'mini websites' but they also have access to the local APIs for the device which gives them much more power.