Building a Mobile App in 2024: The BEST Technologies

In this video, we dive deep into the top technologies for building mobile apps in 2024 📲

No matter if you're an experienced developer or just starting out, you'll discover the best options for both native and cross-platform app development 🧑‍💻

We’ll explore the programming languages, UI frameworks, and tools you need to know, along with the pros and cons of each approach ⚖️ By the end of this video, you'll have a clear understanding of all the options you have for building amazing mobile apps.

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🕗 Timestamps:
0:00 Mobile Apps Now vs. 10 years ago
0:20 What's in this video
0:57 Short intro - who am I?
1:11 Native Apps
1:25 - Native iOS
3:23 - Native Android
5:22 - Cross Platform Apps
6:27 - React Native
8:27 - Flutter
10:31 - Kotlin Multiplatform
12:23 - Summary and Other options
12:56 - Sneak Peek
13:15 - Bonus - Detailed Video

[charleskibuuka]

Would just like to appreciate your presentation style; calm and composed. Thanks for the video

[rida_brahim]

flutter by the way can match the speed of native, because dart compiles machine code, also the UI doesn't need to rebuild it's whole widgets when you change the state, you can set a new state with only changing the widget state itself which is FAAAAST as flutter checks if the same widgets can be reused without rebuilding the tree. flutter is next level, it requires a little bit of effort to understand it but it's really great.

[gamertutorias]

The secondary scenes may take you time and effort, but it was worthy, add such a dynamic to the video.

[boblitex]

With expo modules you can actually write any native code you want now

[mahbuburrahmanmealbrac]

For web and react developer, React Native is best choice. Expo is made more easy.

[rossiAP]

Congrats for the video! Now for Kotlin Multiplataform it's not necessary to write the UI twice anymore because of Compose Multiplataform release.

[shifthackz]

As a mobile developer, from my experience I can say that cross-platform tools like RN and Flutter are good to use and convenient, but unless you really need to implement some feature that rely on OS-specific integration (for ex. Google/Apple pay, in-app purchases, health kit, automotive, etc). So for full-featured projects I prefer to deal with native, but for MVP or some non-complex project also consider Flutter.

[munavarpm]

Yeah 🎉🎉🎉
Then finally my favorite developers and favorite content creators come to youtube

[bristolboer]

Love Maui Hybrid! Not perfect, but damn, never been so easy and quick to build solid web and mobile products in one slam!

[chillbro]

I would like to see which kinds of apps are suited for which tools.

[panabiate]

Is flutter good enough for mobile app?

[Chaseosa]

Kotlin Compose Multiplatform is coming into its own. iOS in Beta and Web in Alpha but soon it will be as viable as Flutter

[ermiassolomon]

Dear Dan, Great Presentation. Which framework or mobile app software do you recommend for video streaming purpose

[ExpoDevelopers]

Nice vid Dan! Looking forward to the dedicated React Native/Expo episode.

[arsildo]

Native all the way, KMP feels like the best and most flexible contender for building apps nowdays

[JanLordLuga]

how about quasar? its a multi cross platform from web to mobile app. What do you think?

[talhaqayyum]

What would you recommend to a new beginner? For Android.

[KlearningDart-dx]

8:00, 8:07
Building and testing iOS apps without a Mac

[Zilayza]

Look forward to the next video covering whicih programs would be most suited for which apps. For examaple, for an app like instagram (I imagine it was created natively as it is quit old), what development/language would you recommend to use if Instagram was started from scratch today?

[mohancena]

Nice and great informative keep posting 😀