KyleHunter

KyleHunter

What is a good language for beginners?

What is a good language for beginners to make apps like snapchat and instagram?

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AstonJ

AstonJ

Flutter is definitely on my list of languages to explore too! Here’s a PragProg book if anyone’s interested: Programming Flutter (PragProg) :smiley:

wolf4earth

wolf4earth

Personally I can recommend Flutter if you want to use a hybrid option.

While I only dabbled with it myself, I know a lot of app developers who built native apps for Android and iOS for years and were really impressed and fond of Flutter after having used it for a while.

OvermindDL1

OvermindDL1

Yeah another vote on flutter, it makes native apps on both mobile ecosystems (and has a desktop backend now too as I recall).

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