Have you ever developed your own app?

[mariopepper]

Is anyone here some kind of developer? I am interested how hard is it to produce apps/websites
Any helpful articles or advices would be pleased

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[John Price]

No

 

[LarryFisherman]

The "how hard" depends on multiple factors

Are you building a website?

• What kind? Personal? Store front? Visualization?

Are you building an app?

• Functionality: static, dynamic, real-time
• Purpose: informational, game, productivity tool?

Do you know how to code? I assume not since you're asking a broad question blanketed over several subjects/topics.

If you don't know options 1 or 2, and you don't know how to code, I'd say it will be a not insignificant task.

 

[member 157595]

Yes, many times.

Your question is too vague , as StanGetz eloquently explained.

 

[Mr. Met]

I created the app called Crave

 

[Bones Malone]

@Roman Fell trained for two years on Python, he should know something about this.

I don't think he does, but he should.

 

[irunthepeg]

I created an app prototype using PhoneGap years ago to submit claims for insurance as an intern in school

 

[LarryFisherman]

@Roman Fell trained for two years on Python, he should know something about this.

I don't think he does, but he should.

two years isn't that long...

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[John Price]

I use Android studio

 

[LarryFisherman]

I use Android studio

for what?

 

[LarryFisherman]

downloading an application and letting it sit on your taskbar doesn't really qualify "use", imo.

 

[member 157595]

I created an app prototype using PhoneGap years ago to submit claims for insurance as an intern in school

you must know a lot about gaps

 

[Marv Merchants]

You try angular?

 

[koyvoo]

This Cord

 

[ViktorBaeArvidsson]

I am Zark Muckerberg owner of the app BaceFook, is not scam to get all your info

 

[LarryFisherman]

I am Zark Muckerberg owner of the app BaceFook, is not scam to get all your info

lmao he didn't even really hide it

 

[mariopepper]

The "how hard" depends on multiple factors

Are you building a website?

• What kind? Personal? Store front? Visualization?

Are you building an app?

• Functionality: static, dynamic, real-time
• Purpose: informational, game, productivity tool?

Do you know how to code? I assume not since you're asking a broad question blanketed over several subjects/topics.

If you don't know options 1 or 2, and you don't know how to code, I'd say it will be a not insignificant task.

Fully agree with your opinion but it's also depends on help. If you have some kind of mentor it's getting much more easier as for me. I tried to create app on my own but I failed. After that I decided to take help and analize all my futher steps. EffectiveSoft Corporation is the company wich provides custom application developing and it was exactly what I needed. I ordered a project and got well maded app. Now I'm also trying to redirect my efforts for making some kind of simillar app.

 

[Bumpus]

I stayed at a Holiday Inn Express last night.

 

[LarryFisherman]

Fully agree with your opinion but it's also depends on help. If you have some kind of mentor it's getting much more easier as for me

I guess so, if you're the type who's actually trying to learn.

A lot of people that I've worked with (in the past, not necessarily development in isolation) just want the answers and aren't actually interested in learning everything.

Knowing a language is only 20% of the coding process. Solving problems and finding answer/solutions to those problems that arise is the majority of the process.

 

[bring back the jets]

As someone already implied, if you have to ask "how do hard is it to build an app?" then the answer is probably "hard"

For anyone with some dev knowledge it really comes down to the app tho

 

[Fixed to Ruin]

 

[Marv Merchants]

You can start by learning the groundwork

HTML, CSS, and then Javascript.

After learning the language of coding you can venture more with using platforms for apps like Angular. If you want to venture with building websites then look up Visual Studio Code on YouTube.

This takes most people a long time to master or be comfortable with. Take your time with it and remember to have fun coding