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General Discussion

What should I learn?

Hi, I have been learning the front web development course. I am really interested into learning to make mobile apps, specially IOS with swift. I don't know what to do since I am already enrolled into developing web pages. I also want to learn IOS since I have really good ideas for apps. What should I do? Please help!

3 Answers

I have same situation with you. I start from a Java web development, and have some basic knowledge about front-end development. And now, my new company develop a app for PC/iOS/Android, and most is used H5.

However, I found there are too many place need to call native API. so I'm still learning the front-end knowledge, and also plan to start the swift course.

I think hybrid development model may be used for most app style right now.

Hope it's useful for you.

Here's something to consider: It is apparently possible to use HTML/CSS/JS and use services like PhoneGap (http://phonegap.com/) to make cross-platform apps. Java and Swift (or Obj-C) aren't the only options.

yes, there are too many tools could convert JS to native language, and also the React.js, which is provided by FB. However, I think still need take some time to learn some native stuff, to know mechanism of it~~~

Thank you very much!