@dgomesdev
Very clear, straightforward and useful advice to someone who wants to learn Android development!
@blackrider8883
In the end, it all comes down to one thing, "How bad do you want it ?" (I'm just trynna sound cool lol)
@xacompany
I use native Android development for retail industry apps which’s extremely niche 😅
@devatrii
As a indie app developer I'm putting my efforts in KMP
@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
@sohaibmalik6846
I also have always loved Android Development. I just applied to a company who were hiring Android Developers. But when I received offer lettet saying, "Jr. Software Engineer - Mobile". The moment I read offer letter I knew exactly mobile means Kotlin/Java, Flutter, React Native. And currently we are working on a Charity Application for churches using React Native. Point is be good at one technology, trust it's not hard yo translate skills from Framework to another, in the end they all have same things. Infact being good at Native Technologies would give you more unfair advantage. Be a software engineer who can adapt. Be good at one, and have basic knowledge of others.
@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.
@soufianeaouad292
thank you 🤜🤛 bro
@banzai316
I’d also recommend to download and get familiar with the source code of Android. Custom Android BSP and drivers are for hardcore developers
@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 😅
@sadboy-xx6gh
longest ad ive ever seen on yt
@arthurmsiska3800
So in other words for freelance and business apps from Scratch, learn Flutter?
@a-zlearning6259
Hello Philipp, Thank you for your valuable advice! I need your help. I’m passionate about Android development and have been learning it since 2021. I followed your 2024 roadmap, plus Firebase, and continue to learn more. I’ve worked with Java, Kotlin, XML, and Jetpack Compose, and I have three published apps. I also have an idea for an app that could be highly popular but requires a significant budget. Right now, I need a job to support myself and fund this project, but I’ve been struggling to find one—most companies say I’m not a good fit. After dedicating almost four years to it, I don’t want to give up on Android development, and I struggle with balancing multiple fields (So, if I choose another thing, I should give up Android). By the way, I also know Dart, Python, and Java (alongside Kotlin). I’d really appreciate your guidance!
@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.
@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?
@akoladebode-ajayi327
Thanks Philip
@hosseinamini2443