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I have been using Flutter for cross platform android app dev(web, iOS & Android) & it by far exceeds the ones made discretely by Swift, Java or Kotlin FlutLab is cherry on top, Indeed.

is java still worth learning I know kotlin for Android app dev so should I learn it for the sake of learning

Hi Everyone 👋 I’m currently exploring exciting opportunities as an Android Developer and looking to join a passionate tech team where I can contribute to building impactful mobile applications. With 4+ of experience in native Android development u

does anyone know what tech stack was used to build Medial's Android app. I'm an Android developer i generally use Java and kotlin but for small projects flutter. I wanted to know what technology was used to build this. I have never used react native

guys what do u think which lang is good to learn for the future java , js , python, kotlin, machine learning, or other what do u think

Hey!! seniors of medial... is there anyone who can help me about regarding the Android development? I'm thinking of entering into android development a small talk would help me a lot. I'm thinking of starting through "Kotlin" is that a right choice?

I'm just curious, is medial made from cross platform framework like react native, or native like Kotlin or Java. If it's okay to share

People who used Netbeans IDE are the ones who often find Android Dev easy, due to their past acquaintance in programming GUI components and interactions via Java files. If not easy, atleast they can adapt quickly. Also, I feel there is no need of Fi