Complete Android Development Roadmap for Beginners @RahulPandeyrkp |Flutter vs Kotlin| Anshika Gupta

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Hi,

In this video, we have Rahul, an ex-tech lead at Meta and co-founder at Taro.
We'll be discussing app development, like how to start, Time needed, how to make money out of it and much more.
Watch the full video to know more.

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Timestamps
0:00 Coming Up
0:20 Introduction
1:14 Components in App Development
2:29 Language or Framework for App Development
6:01 Time needed to learn Kotlin
7:04 Cross-Platform Development
8:28 React Native vs Flutter
12:02 Backend for App Development
14:10 Projects on App Development
16:00 App Development vs Web Development
17:40 How to make money by publishing App
20:11 Conclusion

[RahulPandeyrkp]

Thanks Anshika for the enjoyable conversation!! Mobile development has a bright future :)

[anmolverma]

The way Rahul Sir explained everything in detail and gave to the point answers with no false information was great. It showed the level of experience he is having and the amount of time and effort he has put in for Android Dev, great to see such people in the community to help and guide students like us.

[udayreddy]

Previous podcast, Tanay pratap blown my mind . And this podcast clear the doubts on clean Android and cross platform development. Plz bring this type of people, rather than DSA people ! Thank you 🔥👍

[soumikbhattacharjee]

At last a perfect video about App development, very informative and straightforward. No false hopes. Great content!

[shivmaurya]

Anshika, We love you for making such helpful content ❤

[samirthapa]

Steps to become Top Level Android Engineer:
Sachin Tendulkar said that if he does not practise 100 overs every morning, he feels that on that day his batting skill gets deteriorated.
So practise makes a person perfect.
Step 1: Buy an Android Course online like Udemy ( I buy it when it is on sale. ). They have practical programs.
Step 2: Practise it every single day.
Once you practise those codes 20 times, you instinctively own those codes.
Then those codes becomes yours.
Kali Das said: Karath karath abhyaas, jadhmati hoth sujaan. Practise makes you perfect.
This is how I do it.

[harrysment]

rahul sir is so sharp that he can be used as thoothpick for giants. 💀

[Kingalien]

The three Lego blocks is such a clarification for me. Thanks a lot for this. A real roadmap and no unnecessary stuff❤❤

[ak]

Yaah i am waiting for this video only.... Thanks for this video

[tamzidisrakadol]

I was just waiting for this video...mam you are absolute beast

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Complete Android Development Roadmap for Beginners @RahulPandeyrkp |Flutter vs Kotlin| Anshika Gupta

[harshwardhanparmar]

Thanks Anshika and Rahul for this amazing guidence,

Love From Android Developer.

[RajdeepPatil]

Hey Anshika! Thank you for this informative video <3 Also liked the way you done the discussion with Rahul, you are good at communicating :)

[mabeleain]

He is a great mentor and every point he mentioned is straight to the real scenario.

[milan]

i dont know why people dont say anthing about XML when talking about UI or frontend in android...

[adityarangra]

Is there any future for android studio ?

[zafartapadar]

Anshika, when can we expect the interview video with Tanay sir in which you both discuss about getting a developer role through ui track (alternative route)? He said it will be uploaded in your channel soon.

[mahakuji]

Hi Anshika, I got a lot of knowledge and clear idea on how to get things started. I have now started working on improving myself on android development and soon I will again leave a comment on this video, once I am done with the project that I have in my mind.

[anmolverma]

I think it would be good if he also added that if you're familiar with Java, you can start with Java and later on switch to Kotlin.
This would help you in understanding both Java and Kotlin in a better way.

[manishrajpurohit]

it was nice, he was just about to say something about the backend in mobile and anshika interrupted, i was too eager to hear it.