How to Become a Mobile Developer
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To start a career in mobile development, should you learn Native Android/iOS development or a cross-platform technology such as React-Native? Where do you start learning mobile development? How do you land your first mobile dev job? In this video, I touch on all these topics and more.
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Intro: (0:00)
Native vs. Cross-platform: (0:54)
Android vs. iOS: (2:04)
Where to start learning: (4:25)
Landing your first mobile job: (6:34)
Timeline to landing your first job: (9:45)
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Android basics in Kotlin (Free course from Google):
developer.android.com/courses...
Start developing iOS apps in Swift (Free course from Apple):
developer.apple.com/library/a...
Develop in Swift Explorations & Fundamentals (Books from Apple):
developer.apple.com/learn/cur...
LetsBuildThatApp channel for developing iOS/Android apps:
/ letsbuildthatapp
Android best practices:
developer.android.com/distrib...
Android architecture guide:
developer.android.com/jetpack...
Android Material Design:
developer.android.com/guide/t...
iOS Human Interface Guidelines:
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The biggest obstacle when applying for a junior dev job can be asking yourself a question: “Do I already know enough to even apply for it?”
That’s difficult, and I’d say if you feel at least 50% confident - you should go for it
Same bro it's happend with me
It's never enough, you won't attain it, when you start learning, you end up more to explore. It's good to try out, when you know basics for junior dev
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32, just started myself!
I stopped going to school after 6th grade due to phyisical disability.
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30 now and wanna change things up.
I dont have any valuable skill for work at all so i might wanna learn programming.
which one did you decide and why?
@@krisb-travel my decision is android native. It take me less time to build a basic and dive in to programing sea. It also has a course of google: android by kotlin.
This lad absolutely nails it. Well done, man!
Thanks for the advice Kenny! I've been researching a lot into app development. This gives me a clear path on how to do it!
Been in the industry for a while.
Gonna give a like to this channel.
Straight forward, no negative whining, great editing skills. Practical content.
What's your advice for starters?
Thank you sooo much for this video, this helped me soo much! Thank you, Kenny! You give me hope to being a self taught mobile developer :')
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Great info, personal experiences , tireless uploads, lots of humour and overall great experience.
You lay it all out for us.
Can't thank you enough.
I really fancy a chance so that I can meet you in person and thank you
Lots of love
i really don't know how to thank people like you, you just saved us maybe months of work, i hope you at least feel that you have your subscribers back for anything you need Kenny
Honestly very good video. It’s the first that I have seen from you and it was very informative, giving answers to all my questions in just over 10min. 100% deserved like and subscribe 🤙🏻
I've been thinking about Mobile Development recently, and I found this video. Thank you so much! Now I know how to start :D
Also remember that for Android you pay $25 once, and need to pay annually $100 to get your app listed for iOS even if your app is free.
Good looks! I had this in my notes to mention but forgot, thanks brotha 🤘
Plus when it come to hardware you can get a decent windows/ linux laptop to do an android dev for half a price of a mediocre Macbook.
But you’re more likely to get more money with iOS
@@thevitruvianman9781 True, unless your app is free ;)
@@thevitruvianman9781 but arent iOS Devs are paid kinda higher than their counterparts ?
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That was a perfect how-to, now I know my next steps. Thanks
Really one of those rare informative contents, thank you 🙏
I am currently a computer engineering student and it is so hard to decide which specialization to go into. For now, I am planning to be a mobile developer. Thank you for a great video!
same brooooo did you stick with mobile development or did you find a new interest?
@@6iovanj Hi Gio, I just graduated last month, and I decided to pursue a career in Big Data. Currently, I am a Data Engineer. But still mobile dev is a great field!
@@nivretech2072hey did mobile dev help with internships while you were in school?
This video was great. just simple and straight to the point. Thanks Gunder!
Great video. I've been thinking about getting into this career field after my previous field collapsed due to Coronavirus. Would love to learn and start my own business doing freelance work. Thanks for the great info!
Ur goated after this video. Very clear and gave me some direction on what to do and how to get started. 🐐🐐
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This is some great ground zero starting point advice. Thank you!
Great info! Subbed! I'm working on building my first app and this video was helpful.
Finally, the video I've been looking for,
thanks :D
Thank you for your suggestion.
currently I'm in my first year as software engineering student and it was my very first video to watch about mobile developer it was very clear and helpful thank you so much for making it.
Thank you so much, for your thoughtful advice.
Thank you so much! Helpful pieces of advice.
Thank you for this video :).
I have been an iOS developer for 8 years now, but I have often people asking me where to start. Unfortunately I am not sure what to tell them, I just attended a iOS course provided by my company. There are nice tutorials for learning SwiftUI, but for someone wanting to learn UIKit, I am not sure where he can begin. Your link may be a good start, even if I can see from screenshots that it has been made for an older version of XCode :D.
If anyone has questions about iOS development, fell free to ask me :)
Very informative, thank you for this video. I want to jump into tech but I'm super nervous! Wish me luck 😊
Such solid advice! I went the iOS dev route but can confirm that googles documentation is superior.
My journey definitely aligns with all these tips. Great stuff man.
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Fantastic advice! I respectfully disagree that building a portfolio is annoying, though. I enjoyed building my first portfolio app.
Really nice video, thank you for the thoughts. I've been thinking to switch to be an android developer. Now I have an idea how to go
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Dear Mr. Kenny thanks a million for this amazing video. I hope you see this message and answer. I would like to ask you to make us a roadmap based on your experience and recommendation about how to exactly start as an ultimate beginner. I am an English teacher with a Masters degree, but I have left teaching and I wanna focus on learning mobile application full time.
Thanks for all the information... Keep going men
Super useful, I began android app development in the page you suggest to us. Keep going man!!
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Thanks for the video! i just got recently interested in programming and want to learn app development ,so yea thanks for the video!
Damn this 3:20 am code learning is hitting me veeeeery hard
Surreal. I just read your comment and am writing this reply at 3:14am.
I am reading and replying at 3:51 AM
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After doing the google course for a while, I absolutely love android development. The google course makes it so easy to learn, and they keep adding units to learn more!
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Thanks for the video it really help despite being from BootCamp and I decided to take Android development full-stack
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The worst thing for me is an attitude. Whenever I see how much learning i have left I feel overwhelmed and starting questioning the sense of it all, pressure of time being over 40yo etc.
I feel you, sometimes we can be our own biggest enemy. It’s never too late to make a career change. If you genuinely enjoy programming keep pushing through and all the pieces will slowly start falling in place :)
@@kennygunderman How do you reconcile the work with personal life? It's definitely not a 9 to 5 job. How often do you do dev things outside "working hours"?
You shouldn't. Just keep going man. I was there just two years ago, today I'm working as a mobile dev. You can make it
@@azackmatoff2570 Hi, what was your major in college? Was it programming?
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I would also add documenting your journey on Social Media like LinkedIn or a blog so that when people search your name on the internet your portfolio comes up along with all the blog and posts you made.
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I've been doing whatever projects I want these past few months but now I've hit a roadblock, I didn't know what to do
I then decided to become a mobile developer and now I stumbled upon this video
Good stuff
Good luck!
How are u doing now
This was very helpful. Thank you. Please make more videos about android
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Hi Kenny ! Could you please make a video on preparations to applying for a job internationally ? What kind of apps are best to put in your portfolio ? It'll be really helpful if you could make a video on these topics
Hey, I’m sorry I don’t have much experience applying for jobs internationally, so I don’t think I’d be the best to go to for advice on that topic :(
@@kennygunderman that's okay bud. I'll look into it myself . Thank you so much for this outline though xx
I don't know if it's luck or something but I'm glad I found your channel😬 I just started learning android been 5 days and I'm enjoying
Hell yeah dude. Android is a lot of fun 🤘
new subs here.. came from visual basic app for windows. and now planning to develope in mobile more lot to learn here.
Thank you that helped me a lot 💚
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our school taught us swift for 1.5 week... assignment & project the next 1.5 week.. then ios dev the next week after for 1.5 week, then exam + project which is a quiz app for 1.5 week again. Overall, swift + ios dev in 6 weeks with a full app. my brain is literally melted 🤯