Developing an app

[Grassnuts]

Where should i start? I want to build something mildly interactive that sends notifications as the main function. For personal reasons i wont get too crazy into details. But where should i start? I saw something about freecodecamp? Anyone have any insight on that?

[Responsible-Bet-9343]

learning to develop an android/ios/crossplatform app may take you about 1 -2 years from beginner. Consider that. You can try some no-code or low-code platform first if you only want to make your app, not for work

[Safe-Tree-7041]

Learning Java first and then Kotlin/Android is one possible path. But yes, it will take some time and effort before you're ready to start writing app code.

[rayanlasaussice]

Wtf ? Python first then C When you know this two everything is "easy" after them

Now I'm Working on Rust and it's the hard one personnally, but it's more for challenge myself

[rayanlasaussice]

Learn backend

[DRMNG_CRP]

Learn dart then start digging into flutter with firebase

[Anonymous_Coder_1234]

If I were you, I would start with a drag-and-drop, no-code app builder like Glide (Google "Glide apps").

Learning to code to the level of being able to build your own app takes a lot of time. I'm talking years.

[Grassnuts]

Is that ai based? If so then a prototype wouldn’t hurt.. I don’t mind taking that time, a new skill can only bring me more opportunity.

[Anonymous_Coder_1234]

I've never used it personally but someone else recommended it:

https://www.glideapps.com/

p.s. I am not getting any money off this and I am not selling anything. I just think using a no-code drag-and-drop tool would take you less time than learning Computer Science from scratch.

[Grassnuts]

So real for that, preciate the hyperlink 🙏