Building a Mobile App in 2024: The BEST Technologies

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In this video, we dive deep into the top technologies for building mobile apps in 2024 📲
No matter if you're an experienced developer or just starting out, you'll discover the best options for both native and cross-platform app development 🧑‍💻
We’ll explore the programming languages, UI frameworks, and tools you need to know, along with the pros and cons of each approach ⚖️ By the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding of all the options you have for building amazing mobile apps.
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🕗 Timestamps:
0:00 Mobile Apps Now vs. 10 years ago
0:20 What's in this video
0:57 Short intro - who am I?
1:11 Native Apps
1:25 - Native iOS
3:23 - Native Android
5:22 - Cross Platform Apps
6:27 - React Native
8:27 - Flutter
10:31 - Kotlin Multiplatform
12:23 - Summary and Other options
12:56 - Sneak Peek
13:15 - Bonus - Detailed Video

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@munavarpm5342 8 дней назад

Yeah 🎉🎉🎉 Then finally my favorite developers and favorite content creators come to youtube

@munavarpm5342 8 дней назад

Increasing the sound quality is better for future runs. ✨

@mobiledevlife 8 дней назад

Thank you so much!! 🤩 I really appreciate it! When it comes to the sound quality, you refer more to the clarity, or to the volume? Thanks 😊

@munavarpm5342 8 дней назад

@@mobiledevlife Need bit concentrate on both side

@mobiledevlife 7 дней назад

@@munavarpm5342 Got it, will do, thank you!

@mohancena8970 7 дней назад

Nice and great informative keep posting 😀

@mobiledevlife 7 дней назад

Thanks a lot! 😊will do

@TahiruAgbanwa День назад

Really unbiased, loved it

@mobiledevlife День назад

Thank you so much, I really appreciate it! 🤩

@gordonsrus 3 дня назад

Good work!

@mobiledevlife 3 дня назад

Thanks a lot! ✨

@alexblaga2297 8 дней назад

Awesome info of the current state! 🔥keep going!

@mobiledevlife 8 дней назад

Thanks a lot for the comment and the support! 😊🙏

@mustafabaaj8774 8 дней назад

Love the video bro, keep it up!

@mobiledevlife 8 дней назад

Thank you so much!! 🤩 Super happy to see you here!

@Vinc-b7j 2 часа назад

Hey, I discovered your channel yesterday and I have already watched most of your videos. I am currently a web developer (fullstack) but I recently got an idea for a startup that I really want to try to build. I really think the idea could be more optimize with a mobile app but I've never done mobile dev before. I researched a lot about it and I'd like to know was is your take on PWA vs Mobile app because I think that right now PWA are not the most valuable option yet because people are more comfortable installing app from the app store instead of web (maybe It's just me and that's why I want to know your take on it) . I'm learning to code on my own and I'm only doing it to build things and not to get a job. I don't mind switching to mobile dev because I've got plenty of free time ahead of me to learn it. Thanks for the great content btw.

@karenforde7998 8 дней назад

Love the video, Dan! Brilliant content as always 🔥Really nice video format and rundown of all the technologies. WELP, it scares me to see a native iOS alert on Android (in the Flutter section) 🥲 Great use of humour throughout! Interrupting yourself with “Excuse me, sir!” had me laughing out loud :D

@mobiledevlife 7 дней назад

Thanks a lot, Karen! ✨🤗 haha, I'm glad to hear that you enjoyed it, and you were really paying attention to all the small parts too, I really appreciate that 🥹 haha, the "excuse me, sir" part was inspired from real life 🤣

@karenforde7998 7 дней назад

@@mobiledevlife Sure thing, Dan 😊🤗 You made it easy to pay attention to, very engaging video 🙌 Well done “sir” 🤣 That’s so funny it was inspired from real life 😄

@mobiledevlife 7 дней назад

@@karenforde7998 🤣 gotta keep it real, right? Thank you for all the kind words 😍

@karenforde7998 7 дней назад

@@mobiledevlife Fr fr 😎🤣 And you're welcome, just the truth 😊

@mobiledevlife 6 дней назад

@@karenforde7998 I really appreciate it 😊

@AliKhan-qb7yu День назад

Great content. Which camera and mic you've using for recording?

@mobiledevlife День назад

Thank you! 🙏 I'm using my iPhone (14 Pro) as the camera, and for the mic I have Rode Wireless Pro. I need to speak louder next time 😄

@hawkeye6614 8 дней назад

my bro dropped another banger

@mobiledevlife 7 дней назад

Thank you so much!! 🥹 your support means a lot to me!

@pranshugupta2168 7 дней назад

amazing video

@mobiledevlife 7 дней назад

Thanks a lot! ✨

@talhaqayyum5923 День назад

What would you recommend to a new beginner? For Android.

@mobiledevlife День назад

Hmm, specifically for Android? Learn the Kotlin language first, and do some exercises to get comfortable with it. Then, some Android tutorials (even on the official developers.google.com page you have a few, like "Basics in Compose") and continue like that, build 1-2 apps from tutorials, then try to build a small app without a tutorial 😊

@talhaqayyum5923 День назад

@@mobiledevlifethanks man❤️, I am actually confused... wheather i should go for native android development or cross platform.what would you recommend for a newbie,like which technology is used more in the marketplace.

@mobiledevlife День назад

@@talhaqayyum5923 Ooh, got it! Well, in the past few years the cross-platform framework got better, so naturally they can be used for more types of apps. Nowadays people also want to save money 😂 so the demand for cross-platform might increase, but at the same time apps get more complicated too. I think you're safe with any option for now, look around your area (on LinkedIn maybe): what jobs are there, what requirements? What type of company do you wanna work for, big or small? Usually in big companies you'll find more native projects, but smaller companies can be exciting. It's too long of a discussion, haha, maybe a dedicated video would be nice. tl;dr - any of them will get you a job, but you can look at job openings and see if there's any pattern .. and cross-platform is growing more, but native will always exist.

@talhaqayyum5923 День назад

@@mobiledevlife thankyou very much.I got my answer❤️👍👍.

@mobiledevlife 10 часов назад

@@talhaqayyum5923 You're welcome ✨

@Rahul42090 2 дня назад

firstly came to this amazing video loved it helpful right now iam learning web dev , could u plese tell me the average salaries or pay ranges for an android app developer in startups ?

@mobiledevlife День назад

Thanks for the kind words 😊 well, those salaries will vary a lot, depending on countries and the company itself, how much cashflow or investments they have. As a beginner, it's much more important to join a company where you learn stuff, not to earn a big salary. Here's why: At first it will be low anyway 😄 like a few hundred $$ per month, but the important thing is to learn in your first 1-3 years as much as possible. For this, I'd recommend joining a company who has between 10 and 50 people. It's not too chaotic (like with under 10) and also not too corporate (over 50-100), and you get to work on multiple things. In huge companies like Google you only do a very small part of a system, you don't learn how software is built in general, you just play by the rules (which is ok later in your career, but not so optimal early on). Good luck, and let me know if you have any other questions 😊

@its.gamer4 3 дня назад

Hey brother, My BCA [in Specialization in Mobile Application and Information Security integrated with Certification in CompTIA Security+ / Apple iOS Application Development with Swift] is going to start next month, so please can you suggest which PC or MacBook I should buy?

@mobiledevlife 3 дня назад

Sure, it depends on your budget, but the best "value for money" right now is in the 14" or 16" M1 Pro Macbooks. They are not the latest model, but they are very good, improvements to M2 / M3 were not huge, so if you can find a refurbished / used M1 Pro/Max in good condition, it would be awesome. If budget is not a problem, M3 Pro (without the CPU limitations). You definitely need a Mac if you're going to work with Swift, it's not possible to build iOS apps on a PC / Windows. Also, 32gb RAM would be nice, 16 could work, but Macbooks are not upgradable, so get 32 if you can. Good luck! 😊

@its.gamer4 3 дня назад

@@mobiledevlife thanks brother for your suggestion 🙏.

@mobiledevlife 3 дня назад

@@its.gamer4 You're welcome! :D

@its.gamer4 3 дня назад

@@mobiledevlife I showed some RU-vid videos, and they suggested the MacBook Air M3 with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD. Since it's a fanless device, I'm confused. Should I opt for the 14-inch MacBook Pro M2 Pro or the MacBook Air M3 with 16GB of RAM and a 512GB SSD? They both cost the same.

@mobiledevlife 2 дня назад

@@its.gamer4 Honestly if you're planning to use it for programming and heavy stuff, the M2 Pro with fans (and better screen, the Pro XDR) and more solid in general. Can you get a 32GB M2 Pro? That would be amazing!

@henrik908 7 дней назад

You didn't even mentioned compose multi platform.

@mobiledevlife 7 дней назад

I mentioned right at the end 😅but for now I think it's not a good option for iOS apps, the support for iOS is still in Alpha, I wouldn't recommend it for "client apps" to be honest. I'm sure it will grow and become better in the future, but that's why I didn't insist on it for now.

@karenforde7998 7 дней назад

@@mobiledevlife Yeah I agree it’s better not to rely on a technology in Alpha. It’s unfortunate - as an Android engineer I’d LOVE to be able to write iOS UI with Compose too! I used KMP to build a cross platform app but forwent CMP for this reason and built the UI with SwiftUI. KMP still allows for great sharing of business logic as mentioned in the video 💪

@mobiledevlife 7 дней назад

@@karenforde7998 That's totally aligned with my view on it! 😊 can't wait to have Compose and CMP good enough for iOS too (although Swift is pretty cool and I love it).

@karenforde7998 7 дней назад

@@mobiledevlife It will be great to see it happen☺! As much as I love to rag on Apple, I do like Swift I have to admit🥲But just to keep up my ongoing rivalry and be nitpicky for the hell of it, the lack of parentheses in for loop declarations and such is very strange to me 🤔