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lewdogg9909yI am the opposite. I came from iOS trying to learn Java for android. The best and fastest way for me was to duplicate one of my iOS projects in android.
Good luck -
there a few good online courses. search for the MIT one. the main problem is the swift vs Java language problem. swift is much more abstract, making moving from Java either a "thank god, I don't need so much boiler plate" or "how do I spawn a thread to do something?"
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NachoDevs199yI am not an expert, I am just a student but If you know some c# I would recommend trying xamarin for all three platforms, It has been very helpful to me. -
@NachoDevs I used Xamarin for like one year (and still sometimes), you need to have little skills on the native features in Android/iOS/Windows to develop a really good application.
Also, Xamarin.Forms is not that stable ! so you have to implement UI for each platform and share the logic between them all. -
NachoDevs199y@lazyDev yeah, you are right, you need some basics about all platforms at the end of the day but still very easy to use. Thanks for the advice!
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