Mobile Software Development Guide for Starter

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Can anyone here tell me some good resource that could help/guide me...please thanks.
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  • There are a ton of different ways to get started with mobile development. What languages/technologies are you currently comfortable with? This might help us narrow down the best place to get started.
  • Assuming you want to hit both Android and iOS, the best place to start is at the source:

    Android(Java/Android Studio: Getting Started | Android Developers
    iOS(Swift/Xcode): https://developer.apple.com/swift/

    To develop for iOS though, you need a an OSX environment. There are some ways around that... with standalone IDEs, however I have no experience with that. I won't point you in the direction, but it's also not that hard to get a VM up and running with OSX on a windows machine.

    Once you're setup with your IDE - there are also plenty of great youtube channels dedicated to app development tutorials, many walk you through basic app creation.
  • If you are learning iOS, a great place to start is:

    App Coda tutorials
    AppCoda Community - Learn iOS Programming and Build iPhone App

    Ray Wenderlich
    Ray Wenderlich | Tutorials for iPhone / iOS Developers and Gamers

    If you want to publish to both iOS and Android use Apportable (Advanced)
    Apportable - Objective-C for Android
  • Do you know any software development languages at the moment?

    What sort of mobile development are you looking to do, native or cross platform?

    Is there anything specific you want to develop or are you just curious?
  • We provide full guidelines on mobile software and app development both android and iOS. We will help you in best possible ways we can.
  • Try this - Learnsauce
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    • If you want to develop iPhone and iPad apps, there are lot of free online resource provided by Apple, which contains starter guides, tutorials, videos and documentation.Building a mobile app is the easy thing in a broader sense but getting visitors & downloads is where the challenge lies.
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  • When I looked into this stuff, I was thrilled to find out I can make an app using nothing more than HTML, CSS, & JS files on a server. (Actually, you'd probably only need HTML.)

    Note that this approach isn't appropriate for apps that need to access data that's stored on a phone. That kind of stuff requires waaaaay more knowledge, functions, and God knows what else.
  • iTunes U has a lot of mobile development courses from Ivy League institutions. It's great.

    Also This:
    http://safaribooksonline.com
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