@dgomesdev

Very clear, straightforward and useful advice to someone who wants to learn Android development!

@xacompany

I use native Android development for retail industry apps which’s extremely niche 😅

@blackrider8883

In the end, it all comes down to one thing,
"How bad do you want it ?"
(I'm just trynna sound cool lol)

@rajiac7552

In Dubai, flutter is trending. For somebody like me, who spent 10+ yrs in native android development, career is almost ending. But learning flutter at this point seems like a step down, most have not heard about KMP/CMP 😒

@John-qt6qk

Thank Philip, for those real true advice

@VivekSingh-bro

Hi Philip , Please make roadmap video of Kotlin Platform 😊.

@mannanabbasi9325

Moral is that "Go and just do that what u like"

@KasimKamal-n8s

Thank you Philip for you your valuable advice.

@sadboy-xx6gh

longest ad ive ever seen on yt

@soufianeaouad292

thank you  🤜🤛 bro

@cout09

Can you make a video on app scaling basic

@akoladebode-ajayi327

Thanks Philip

@arthurmsiska3800

So in other words for freelance and business apps from Scratch, learn Flutter?

@sr.s6852

Thanks for the great video. One question I have is that, how would you recommend someone to start learning kotlin multiplatform? There doesn't seem to be a lot of resources on it online from some quick searches.

@alexandrugheorghe5610

Can you do a video on how to achieve navback callback when user uses system back button instead of the navback iconbutton

@AmitM693

I am working as a full time android developer for 6years now from last one year i am working as flutter developer . I also leaned spring boot and now my company want me to work on apache flink totally confused what to do should i go for it will it be helpful for me 😅

@sikka09

give tutrial for android automotive os

@stephenzhan8441

compose multiplatform > native android

@澳門本土人1965

iOS development is more suitable for beginners

@sahilchandwani4002

currently i am flutter developer with experience more than one and half year of experience. but i want to learn native android app development because my core passion is Android Development. so is it a right decision?