Get This 7-Course Mobile App Developer Course Bundle For Just $30
You could be the greatest driver in the world, but if you don’t know your way around under the hood, it could take no more than an unscrewed cap to put you on the sidelines. Similarly, you could have the greatest app idea ever, but if you don’t know how to build it, your brilliant idea goes unexplored.
The 2020 Mobile App Developers Bundle ($29.99, over 90 percent off) can help make sure that never happens to you, offering beginner-friendly training in the most important languages, platforms and tools for getting a mobile app off the ground.
The 20-plus hours of training gets started with Intro to Java for Android Development and iOS Application Development for Beginners, two courses designed as a primer on Java, a primary coding language for mobile development; as well as Android and iOS, the two most robust operating systems for new app usage. There’s also next-level database integration training with Android SQL Databases for Beginners.
Kotlin for Beginners serves as an introduction to that vital tool, often used hand-in-hand with Java to structure new app creation. Meanwhile, The Complete Firebase Course with Kotlin brings Firebase into the mix, the Google-backed app development platform that can greatly speed up issues with development and compatibility.
The training becomes more concrete with courses like The Complete RESTful APIs for Android Course, as you develop a working weather forecasting app in Android Studio; and The Complete Mobile App Development Course with Flutter, as you craft a complete Contacts App from scratch on the high-performance, intuitive Flutter framework.
The full seven-course collection retails for $350, but it’s on sale now for just $29.99 with this limited-time deal.
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