mobile App development

Go to Thunkable.com. That is what I use. I think it is the greatest online app developing platform and it is free. Plus you don't have to know too much about programming but you still will need to learn some things. App development is a bit difficult but there are many tutorials to help you.

You can, of course, become a developer. You can build an app but it can be as hard as hell but of course not impossible. But the most important thing which you must consider is do you have enough time and resources for becoming that technical and especially at the speed in which you want to develop an app? Do you have sufficient skill set and time to go for both front-end and back-end stack to develop the architecture of an app and go for smooth implementation as well.

If you decided to develop an application, consider that it is not a one-time deal. Developing an application requires you decide a mobile app strategy, architecture roadmap, and checkpoints and deadlines for meeting your goals.

If you're in dilemme in opting for outsourcing or hiring dedicated mobile app developers, prefer asking few questions from yourself:

What are you looking for in a developer?
How much time you can spare in search the same?
Are you efficient enough in writing technical requirements and judge how well code is written?
Where does cost fit into the equation?
The answers to these questions will definitely help you in figuring out which choice is best.