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[DigitalDopeman]

So, I got this App idea that I wanna create and I reached out to a few people to see about developing it and they were giving me quotes of about $20k to make it. For that price, id rather learn how to make the shxt myself.

If you know about coding, what is the best coding lingo to learn to make an app? :
Java, C++, Python etc.

 

[Cereal_Bowl_Assassin]

Going to need some more info because certain languages are good for certain things.

Python would be the easiest but java, c, c++ are the languages to know if you are building something a bit more complex and have to worry about memory usage

 

[Matt504]

So, I got this App idea that I wanna create and I reached out to a few people to see about developing it and they were giving me quotes of about $20k to make it. For that price, id rather learn how to make the shxt myself.

If you know about coding, what is the best coding lingo to learn to make an app? :
Java, C++, Python etc.

If you have a really good app idea you're probably better off paying someone else to build it than learning to code yourself as it will take you a minimum of a year to get to the point where you're building apps at even a junior level.

If you insist on going that path, learn Javascript and React and build a cross platform mobile app with React Native. Go to Udemy.com and download some courses to get started.

 

[Freedman]

Actual lectures from a Stanford University computer science class about making iOS apps
Stanford CS193P iOS 11 Swift 4 - YouTube

And this class is about Android apps

Marty Stepp lectures CS 193A - YouTube

 

[Neo. The Only. The One.]

Actual lectures from a Stanford University computer science class about making iOS apps
Stanford CS193P iOS 11 Swift 4 - YouTube

And this class is about Android apps

Marty Stepp lectures CS 193A - YouTube

 

[Cereal_Bowl_Assassin]

Actual lectures from a Stanford University computer science class about making iOS apps
Stanford CS193P iOS 11 Swift 4 - YouTube

And this class is about Android apps

Marty Stepp lectures CS 193A - YouTube

That's another thing to look out for..are you building this app to be on multiple devices or just one(ios). If its multiple then throw swift out the window if you're a beginner imo because that's only for apple.

 

[DigitalDopeman]

Going to need some more info because certain languages are good for certain things.

Python would be the easiest but java, c, c++ are the languages to know if you are building something a bit more complex and have to worry about memory usage

I think my app idea would be a bit more complex and would require memory usage.

 

[DigitalDopeman]

If you have a really good app idea you're probably better off paying someone else to build it than learning to code yourself as it will take you a minimum of a year to get to the point where you're building apps at even a junior level.

If you insist on going that path, learn Javascript and React and build a cross platform mobile app with React Native. Go to Udemy.com and download some courses to get started.

Im still trying to decide the route I wanna go, paying or learning it myself. The lowest quote I got was $6k from an indian guy. Whether I pay or not, I would still like to learn. Thanks for your info.

 

[Cereal_Bowl_Assassin]

I think my app idea would be a bit more complex and would require memory usage.

Well for one its GREAT that you arent mentioning what your idea is on here or to anyone. If you do talk to someone about your idea have them sign a NDA asap.

Java, c, c++ are one of the harder languages to learn. When did you want to launch your app?

 

[Cereal_Bowl_Assassin]

Im still trying to decide the route I wanna go, paying or learning it myself. The lowest quote I got was $6 from an indian guy. Whether I pay or not, I would still like to learn. Thanks for your info.

Indian programmers..specifically those from India are hit or miss..most of the time miss. They take a long time to finish, the final product is faulty, if somethings needs to be changed then you have to wait on them to change it..just be careful brotha

 

[DigitalDopeman]

Well for one its GREAT that you arent mentioning what your idea is on here or to anyone. If you do talk to someone about your idea have them sign a NDA asap.

Java, c, c++ are one of the harder languages to learn. When did you want to launch your app?

yea, I don't wanna mention it as I feel it would be a great idea in a certain space. As far as when I want to launch it....Im not in a rush, ive been sitting on this idea for like the past two years, now I want to stop thinking about it and starting making plans to execute it.

 

[Cereal_Bowl_Assassin]

yea, I don't wanna mention it as I feel it would be a great idea in a certain space. As far as when I want to launch it....Im not in a rush, ive been sitting on this idea for like the past two years, now I want to stop thinking about it and starting making plans to execute it.

Ok imo you should do some more research to see what will be the best language to use and then once you have that figured out you will have to buckle down and get to work.

It's going to be HARD..trust me but if this is your vision then just grind out. Use google a lot because sometime there is code or libraries that you can use and that would save you a lot of time.

Disclaimer:
I'm a software engineer that used to work in silicon valley before making the switch to nyc

 

[Tr0yTV]

If you write one functional line of code I’ll be surprised

most people create these threads but don’t follow through. You hate to see it.

 

[DigitalDopeman]

Indian programmers..specifically those from India are hit or miss..most of the time miss. They take a long time to finish, the final product is faulty, if somethings needs to be changed then you have to wait on them to change it..just be careful brotha

and this guy is actually over in INDIA and he gave me the lowest price, if im gonna be paying thousands anway, I def don't wanna get no cheap or faulty quality work. Do you know any tech people or coding teams u can recommend?

 

[humminbird]

you're trying to make mobile app?
need to know swift for apple products
kotlin/java for anroid products
for web learn html/css
i would start with just one of these.

BEFORE YOU START
write down exactly what you want your app to do before you start coding.
this way you can explain and search all of the functionalities that you need for the app to start coding it.
also, this will tell you if the app is worth coding for or not.
raywenderlich.com is a pretty good place to start it's full of cacs but the coding world is in general so