Might start learning some Android development today with Google's Udacity course
EDIT: Nvm, going to do iOS development now lol
Might start learning some Android development today with Google's Udacity course
EDIT: Nvm, going to do iOS development now lol
any reason you switched?
had to use android studio for a project and holy hell it was a pain to learn lol
any reason you switched?
had to use android studio for a project and holy hell it was a pain to learn lol
Well, I have an iPhone, so easier to test. But, I like iOS design and app functionality more than Android. However, Kotlin is a better language than Swift imo.
Honestly, I'm pretty fickle and can't stick to something, so idk what I'm doing lol
Well, I have an iPhone, so easier to test. But, I like iOS design and app functionality more than Android. However, Kotlin is a better language than Swift imo.
Honestly, I'm pretty fickle and can't stick to something, so idk what I'm doing lol
Yea I like swift more especially since I have an iPhone and a MacBook. It seems easier to work with than android studio anyways, everyone from my group would agree lol. I couldn’t even set up an environment on my PC because it didn’t like AMD chips lol, had to do the dev on my MacBook ironically.
We used java instead of kotlin. But yea, making mobile apps is fun and playing with the phone emulator is cool
Yea I like swift more especially since I have an iPhone and a MacBook. It seems easier to work with than android studio anyways, everyone from my group would agree lol. I couldn’t even set up an environment on my PC because it didn’t like AMD chips lol, had to do the dev on my MacBook ironically.
We used java instead of kotlin. But yea, making mobile apps is fun and playing with the phone emulator is cool
Yeah, trying to get into now. Learning SwiftUI atm. It's a pretty neat declarative way to do things