Mobile Development
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Master Kotlin – Learn Kotlin to develop android apps
Explore kotlin and develop cool android apps
Master State Management in Flutter
This course provides the best state management for Flutter tutorial, used to build efficient and maintainable applications by following best practices.
Mastering Core Image XCodes Image Framework
Learn to code apps in swift using xcode which helps in adding users interface elements, text fields, sliders & buttons to the apps from scratch.
Mastering Kotlin Coroutines
Learn Kotlin, a multi-paradigm language for cross-platform development, covering syntax, OOP, collections, generics, and create a workout manager app.
Mastering Kotlin Essentials
Learn Kotlin's syntax, OOP, and collections to build cross-platform apps for mobile, web, and back-end development, culminating in a workout manager app.
Mastering MVVM Architecture in Android Development using Kotlin
Learn to implement the MVVM architecture in Android development with Kotlin, focusing on modern design patterns and best practices.
Mobile App Development for Kids
A perfect course that will teach any kids to develop mobile applications!
Mobile App Development for people with Autism, Dyslexia etc
Specifically tailored step by step for people with Autism, Dyslexia etc whose hidden talents only needs uncovering.
Mobile Device Management: Executive Briefing
A lot of today’s business tools are used directly on a mobile device. This course will teach you what mobile device management is and why it’s important to organizations.
Mobile Game Programming Using Unreal Engine :Build A Real World Game
Learn to build Android and IOS games using Unreal Engine
Mobile Testing
Learn Mobile Application Testing and become a Mobile App Tester!
Mobile Wars: The Rise of Cross Platform Apps
A long time ago in a galaxy far, far away...cross platform app frameworks started coming into existence. In this session we will compare popular cross platform frameworks for mobile and talk about which one you should use next!