Learning web development sets you up perfectly for mobile development because you already have essential developer skills like using a code editor, the command line, GitHub etc. Web development is also more challenging as you normally work with multiple coding languages. With mobile development, you're only using one programming language. I do both web and mobile, so I recommend you start off with web then take on mobile development later. You'll be better off than a non-programmer who just tries to jump into building apps right away. Besides, most mobile apps uses databases and web services, so your knowledge as a web developer will only make it easier. Stay strong!
iOS developer here. I agree that whichever platform you prefer and are therefore motivated to learn is the one you should choose. My sense is that absolute number of Web jobs available is bigger than the number of mobile jobs available, likely because more companies need websites than need mobile apps. But there are _plenty_ of mobile jobs, so I wouldn’t use that as a factor.
@@ShredzZ I have not freelanced, but I know iOS developers who do and prefer it. My sense is that there are plenty of freelance iOS gigs out there, though many if not most require experience.
I appreciate this video, Tiff. I've been struggling with this question myself for quite a while now, stuck in "tutorial hell." You comments helped me to solidify my thinking and hopefully clarify my path! Thanks again!
I will start training in web development as well as mobile development (Android + IOS) because I want to learn how to create mobile applications. I hope it won't be too difficult and that I'll get there!
Suuuuuper helpful and inspiring, thank you! I just started learning Front End, and was wondering if I should switch to Mobile, so your vid helped answer a lot of questions, and helped me clarify my path. Subscribed!
Another point towards web. Compliance. While large enterprises are not “sexy” … they are the easiest to find stable consistent job stability. If that matters … web is critical as every organization over a certain size has to have a federally ADA compliant web presence. If you skip that - you risk removing this massive opportunity from prospects.
Mmm... I'm leaning more towards hybrid app dev as mobile browsers are becoming more powerful giving you access to device hardware which was mostly only available through wrapper frameworks or going native. Nice thing then is that you could then also cater for both desktop/web version (okay limited device integration) and having a mobile friendly version giving the end user a seamless experience...
I’m a totally beginner in this field, learning a lot from u, so thanks so mush keep it plz😁 I wanna know which UA-cam channel should I learn web developing from?
Passion and drive can make you learn and master anything. People under estimate their abilities to discover their highest potential. Its not about what is easier. But what skills will challenge me the most and give me the maximum chance to grow.
This is very helpful for me to decide which is better web development or mobile development . Really genuine videos , informative . Lot of thank to Tiff in tech . Keep grow and support from me . I Respect you as a Mentor , expert , master in tech field .
Both with ionic/angular or flutter. I started with angular and directly ionic and soon flutter. But i originally started with c# in Unity (VR/XR) and learned Java basics at university
I'm going to start on mobile dev. I've wanted to start coding for a long time on this time I came up with a couple of good ideas and I know these were good because someone else created popular apps. So wish me luck, I've been struggling with mental wellness so I could use some positivity like the one I get from your videos.
@@shokhjakhonrakhmatullaev7115 When I started I was using React Native because I was using React for web dev before. Now, I'm learning Kotlin. In my opinion, using Kotlin is easier because Andriod Studio is easy to use.
@@shokhjakhonrakhmatullaev7115 Still checking the nature and demands of the top used techs to create a solid basis, Cordova seems pretty cool, so does Flutter. I want to start a discord group btw, just let me handle some issues first.
Web development is also niche, but its wider niche that even can include mobile development using JS for example. for me, as experienced developer, android development is easier, just because I hate forntend and JavaScript. I feel more comfortable developing with C++ (and JAVA) than JS, CSS, HTML.
Oh.. I'm not alone. I have 2+ years of experience. I can do both of them, and I can do a desktop app written in Java. I still can't make a decision. Even that I feel like a newbie.
Thank You Tiff! I found this information useful. I have tried a bit of web-dev but found it too much confusion ( I guess I struggled with finding out where to start ( as we have so many platforms to choose from ) and honestly at that time I lacked self-organization , follow-through ) . That being said, I've decided to learn Mobile Development with Flutter. What do You think of pros and cons of learning Flutter vs learning Native iOS || Android ?
omg i am just aboute start to learn codeing and my dilemma is exactly chooseing betvine two online bootcamp....mobile app dev 12 mont or full stack 6 mont...... i have no idea full stack sounds soo lot of things to learn seams too short 6 mont .. and if mobil dev is just learning two languages why is it so hard and double so long the bootcamp ? i thougt i chose mobil but after ur vid i am not sure anymore.... i have zero knowledge i am starting from sckrach :)
Learn web first, it's easier. Then specialize in mobile. My mobile development agency is where I make my money. Although I know back end cloud micro services very well too and also am a certified DBA.
Personally, I found swift easier to learn having came from a C background (swift seems to share a lot of similarities with Objective C, and therefore, C) but your mileage may vary
I believe hybrid development is fast growing and lots of companies are gradually adopting it. Native development is still well established, but hybrid is still something to consider.
I’d love to add that if you choose web development you can still do mobile development for both iOS and Android through things like electron and fluttr. They are frameworks designed to bridge the gap between web app and mobile app. There’s always endless possibilities which is why I love tech so much!
Hi I decided I wanted to pursue this field as a career and I was looking into coding boot camp and i have no coding experience but am currently coding. I was curious what type of programs (I.e web development) is the most rewarding I know the question is subjective but I was hoping to get some advice on which path is the most fulfilling:) thank you .. awesome videos
I've been a web developer (Full-stack) for 10 years+ now, and if I were just starting my career, I would personally pick becoming an iOS dev today. I love web development, but there's so many technologies involved in web development, especially with a lot of available frameworks to choose from (JS frameworks, back-end frameworks, server upkeep, etc.) sometimes it's overwhelming, even for experienced devs. In the mobile dev world, in my opinion has a fewer tech to master. Apple's SDK for example has almost everything you need in one programming language (Swift). If you happen to pull 3rd party packages, it's far fewer compared to the web dev side.
that's good advice. But what's the future of app development with the rise of CHatGPT and other AI? Is there any point learning app dev now? Would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks
@@icetmzz9074 Yes you need to know some backend dev stuff, it's actually part of the entire "mobile development" term in my opinion. You can choose to just focus on front-end (UI/UX) where other people in your team can handle the back-end (databases/server requests) for you.
@@wm5000 In my opinion, app development (web/mobile) is not going anywhere. ChatGPT and other AI are still not capable of creating production-ready apps, you can utilize AI to find bugs, or help you write better code but still (at the moment) AI can't replace real humans to create production-ready, complex apps. Maybe in the far future, but not yet.
@GlennRaya this is exactly what I think. I feel SO overwhelmed by web development that I decided to focus on native android development, after hybrid mobile development and later I'll go to IOS native development. I also know web dev, but every semester there is something more to pick from web dev and a new project with a totally new "and better" technology that I'm overwhelmed. .
I am looking for Mobile, App developer, for my business project please can you reach out to me I really need someone to serve me out I was already scammed now I am freaking out. I don’t know what to do and my business is just waiting crying for me so thank you for listening.
If you're going to do mobile, and are trying to decide whether to learn iPhone or Android, remember this: Things change. However, both platforms are generally similar, and while it's not trivially easy, you can learn enough to be good at doing both. But as Tiff mentioned, practice makes perfect.
Hey im 13 im interested in programming im going to a school where they ll tech us software development and testing but i just wanna know how hard it is to get a job where i can maybe work from home but still have a deacent salary?
Hot beautiful and smart... rare. Came across your channel as I am moving to xcode to start looking at apps as I have ideas so. Used to code back in the day 20 years ago, been in web / IT for near 20 years now so....
Web development is horrendous because of the absurd architecture, backward compatibility and raping of HTML, which was never intended for writing CRUD apps. Decades later new frameworks and languages are still mushrooming.
I learnt web dev for 5 months. I am currently into IOS development, learning web development made IOS development easy for me
Which language are you learning for ios development?
@@lgdevelops3755 Swift ofcourse
Learning web development sets you up perfectly for mobile development because you already have essential developer skills like using a code editor, the command line, GitHub etc. Web development is also more challenging as you normally work with multiple coding languages. With mobile development, you're only using one programming language.
I do both web and mobile, so I recommend you start off with web then take on mobile development later. You'll be better off than a non-programmer who just tries to jump into building apps right away. Besides, most mobile apps uses databases and web services, so your knowledge as a web developer will only make it easier. Stay strong!
@@archangel0137 you just said it all
For web dev did u learn front end or both front end and backend
iOS developer here. I agree that whichever platform you prefer and are therefore motivated to learn is the one you should choose. My sense is that absolute number of Web jobs available is bigger than the number of mobile jobs available, likely because more companies need websites than need mobile apps. But there are _plenty_ of mobile jobs, so I wouldn’t use that as a factor.
great, please i just started my IOS journey, i will really love to message you privately
Hi, do you think being full time freelancer as a iOS dev is good way? Lot of ppl saying that web is easier for freelancing and it’s best option.
@@ShredzZ I have not freelanced, but I know iOS developers who do and prefer it. My sense is that there are plenty of freelance iOS gigs out there, though many if not most require experience.
Sir I have a question, is it possible to become native android and ios developer at the same time? because I’m interested in both os
I appreciate this video, Tiff. I've been struggling with this question myself for quite a while now, stuck in "tutorial hell." You comments helped me to solidify my thinking and hopefully clarify my path! Thanks again!
You're so welcome! So happy to hear!!
I really needed this video. I'm starting my path and I wasn't sure which route to take. Thank you for everything, ma'am ❤
Glad it was helpful!
Good call on focusing on your interest. Then you'll be inspired to be better at it, which makes you more in demand, anyway.
I will start training in web development as well as mobile development (Android + IOS) because I want to learn how to create mobile applications. I hope it won't be too difficult and that I'll get there!
Suuuuuper helpful and inspiring, thank you! I just started learning Front End, and was wondering if I should switch to Mobile, so your vid helped answer a lot of questions, and helped me clarify my path. Subscribed!
Another point towards web. Compliance. While large enterprises are not “sexy” … they are the easiest to find stable consistent job stability. If that matters … web is critical as every organization over a certain size has to have a federally ADA compliant web presence. If you skip that - you risk removing this massive opportunity from prospects.
That was really my concern
Thank you for your help.
Thank you for this video, very helpful
thanks for all you videos I really benefit a lot from you.
Mmm... I'm leaning more towards hybrid app dev as mobile browsers are becoming more powerful giving you access to device hardware which was mostly only available through wrapper frameworks or going native. Nice thing then is that you could then also cater for both desktop/web version (okay limited device integration) and having a mobile friendly version giving the end user a seamless experience...
I’m a totally beginner in this field, learning a lot from u, so thanks so mush keep it plz😁
I wanna know which UA-cam channel should I learn web developing from?
Passion and drive can make you learn and master anything. People under estimate their abilities to discover their highest potential. Its not about what is easier. But what skills will challenge me the most and give me the maximum chance to grow.
Bec. Of you💖 i'll try learning about sotfware. Thank you 😍
This is very helpful for me to decide which is better web development or mobile development . Really genuine videos , informative . Lot of thank to Tiff in tech . Keep grow and support from me .
I Respect you as a Mentor , expert , master in tech field .
Thank you!! So happy to hear!
Both with ionic/angular or flutter. I started with angular and directly ionic and soon flutter. But i originally started with c# in Unity (VR/XR) and learned Java basics at university
No, Only web
Thanks for this video, i am stuck "between worlds". Would appreciate for updated version of this topic if things/technologies change
What if you want to develop for both, websites and mobile apps ?
I'm going to start on mobile dev. I've wanted to start coding for a long time on this time I came up with a couple of good ideas and I know these were good because someone else created popular apps. So wish me luck, I've been struggling with mental wellness so I could use some positivity like the one I get from your videos.
Hey, I'm also studying mobile dev.
Good luck on your journey, my friend.
Hello guys , if you started mobile dev what technology are you learning ?
@@shokhjakhonrakhmatullaev7115 When I started I was using React Native because I was using React for web dev before. Now, I'm learning Kotlin. In my opinion, using Kotlin is easier because Andriod Studio is easy to use.
@@toshi2252 what do you think about flutter ? Thanks for your reply))
@@shokhjakhonrakhmatullaev7115 Still checking the nature and demands of the top used techs to create a solid basis, Cordova seems pretty cool, so does Flutter.
I want to start a discord group btw, just let me handle some issues first.
I'm learning java as my first language, can i learn web development afterwards?
Hi! Can you tell about tools and sites what you use in your work, please???
im learning html and css and thats hard enough let alone java but them plus python are the four main languages i want to know.
Web development is also niche, but its wider niche that even can include mobile development using JS for example. for me, as experienced developer, android development is easier, just because I hate forntend and JavaScript.
I feel more comfortable developing with C++ (and JAVA) than JS, CSS, HTML.
Oh.. I'm not alone. I have 2+ years of experience. I can do both of them, and I can do a desktop app written in Java. I still can't make a decision. Even that I feel like a newbie.
Mobile all the way✌️, cross platform to be precise, really had a passion to build apps since I was a child
hey dear,is there jobs opportunities for app developer
I think once you learn web dev you can do mobile too... if you know react then you have react native for mobile
This fall I’m starting school for IT Mobile Applications Developer I’m nervous but ready. Any advice you could give me?
I am confused between flutter and native java language can someone explain the different
What do you think about Flutter (dart language)?
Thanks tiff😘😘
Keep up your good work.
Thank You Tiff! I found this information useful. I have tried a bit of web-dev but found it too much confusion ( I guess I struggled with finding out where to start ( as we have so many platforms to choose from ) and honestly at that time I lacked self-organization , follow-through ) . That being said, I've decided to learn Mobile Development with Flutter. What do You think of pros and cons of learning Flutter vs learning Native iOS || Android ?
If you find web hard then mobile will frustrate you more
thanks!!!
Well either one is I great choice 👍 I choose web dev but I may learn mobile dev
Are there any free websites to learn swift?
omg i am just aboute start to learn codeing and my dilemma is exactly chooseing betvine two online bootcamp....mobile app dev 12 mont or full stack 6 mont...... i have no idea full stack sounds soo lot of things to learn seams too short 6 mont .. and if mobil dev is just learning two languages why is it so hard and double so long the bootcamp ? i thougt i chose mobil but after ur vid i am not sure anymore.... i have zero knowledge i am starting from sckrach :)
I really needed.
happy to hear!!
Thank you for filestack.
But I must stress that every company should have a website but not a mobile app necessary.
Ruby and PHP are the COBOL of web programming. They are still around, but new stuff is being made with Python and JS.
thanks im torn right now!
you meant location is not important , but as a Asian ( Sri Lankan )
do US Companies allow to work ?
Really Love This Presentation, Sweetie ~
Thank you so much!
Is Blockchain+game development a good career plzzzz guide me
Learn web first, it's easier. Then specialize in mobile. My mobile development agency is where I make my money. Although I know back end cloud micro services very well too and also am a certified DBA.
When you say learn web first, do you mean both frontend and backend?
Please can you mentor me on how to be a developer
Personally, I found swift easier to learn having came from a C background (swift seems to share a lot of similarities with Objective C, and therefore, C) but your mileage may vary
Bc it was built on
Hi, do you think its easier to land freelance job as webdev or iOS dev?
Web
I have a question, is it possible to become native android and ios developer at the same time? because I’m interested in both os
I believe hybrid development is fast growing and lots of companies are gradually adopting it. Native development is still well established, but hybrid is still something to consider.
I’m starting with react and react native as my 1st language 😂 from what I’ve been told is I’m bass ackwords 🤷♂️ I’m having fun with it though!
You got this! Hey, there is no right or wrong way --- it truly is whatever works best for you. Everyone learns differently
What do you think about React Native and cross-platform app development?
I think it is great!!
Can you do a video on flutter, react native and native
I’d love to add that if you choose web development you can still do mobile development for both iOS and Android through things like electron and fluttr. They are frameworks designed to bridge the gap between web app and mobile app. There’s always endless possibilities which is why I love tech so much!
But u still need some native codes and it depends about the project .
True but you'll still be a specialist in web and when a client wants an app with native performance they will look for native app developers.
I want only for Web
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thank you for your time
thank you!
Hi I decided I wanted to pursue this field as a career and I was looking into coding boot camp and i have no coding experience but am currently coding. I was curious what type of programs (I.e web development) is the most rewarding I know the question is subjective but I was hoping to get some advice on which path is the most fulfilling:) thank you .. awesome videos
Thank you!!
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Hey Tiffany 😊👋.
Hey girl tnx for uploading this amazing content can I ask how much you really will make after 4 years of being software developer
Pick web development, less stress (just don't pick too many frameworks lol). Far too many job openings for web dev than mobile dev.
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moblie + web = ionic
I've been a web developer (Full-stack) for 10 years+ now, and if I were just starting my career, I would personally pick becoming an iOS dev today. I love web development, but there's so many technologies involved in web development, especially with a lot of available frameworks to choose from (JS frameworks, back-end frameworks, server upkeep, etc.) sometimes it's overwhelming, even for experienced devs. In the mobile dev world, in my opinion has a fewer tech to master. Apple's SDK for example has almost everything you need in one programming language (Swift). If you happen to pull 3rd party packages, it's far fewer compared to the web dev side.
that's good advice. But what's the future of app development with the rise of CHatGPT and other AI? Is there any point learning app dev now? Would appreciate your thoughts. Thanks
To implement backend in a mobile app do you really need to know backend or just learning mobile development can do the job
@@icetmzz9074 Yes you need to know some backend dev stuff, it's actually part of the entire "mobile development" term in my opinion. You can choose to just focus on front-end (UI/UX) where other people in your team can handle the back-end (databases/server requests) for you.
@@wm5000 In my opinion, app development (web/mobile) is not going anywhere. ChatGPT and other AI are still not capable of creating production-ready apps, you can utilize AI to find bugs, or help you write better code but still (at the moment) AI can't replace real humans to create production-ready, complex apps. Maybe in the far future, but not yet.
@GlennRaya this is exactly what I think. I feel SO overwhelmed by web development that I decided to focus on native android development, after hybrid mobile development and later I'll go to IOS native development. I also know web dev, but every semester there is something more to pick from web dev and a new project with a totally new "and better" technology that I'm overwhelmed.
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Most companies just want to have a website so I think the demand for a web developer would be more compared to a mobile developer.
I hit my palm on my head. I should’ve suggested you to make video on this. I always wonder how the two differ. Which is easier. 🤦🏻♂️
haha! I know I dont know why I hadn't dove into this topic sooner! Hope you are doing great!
I am looking for Mobile, App developer, for my business project please can you reach out to me I really need someone to serve me out I was already scammed now I am freaking out. I don’t know what to do and my business is just waiting crying for me so thank you for listening.
Hola Tiff In Tech no fui el primer comentario¡¡ >:3 , undefined, que tengo que hacer para que me apoyes? :3,
React = web + mobile
If you're going to do mobile, and are trying to decide whether to learn iPhone or Android, remember this: Things change. However, both platforms are generally similar, and while it's not trivially easy, you can learn enough to be good at doing both. But as Tiff mentioned, practice makes perfect.
That's what I was wondering about
obviously web first. Mobile is more niche
React native, and you can forget about mobile, because you already know it :)
Life is unfair. Beautiful face with a wonderful mind. 😊
Guess Ktor can pretty much cover android /iOS /desktop /web,
Hey im 13 im interested in programming im going to a school where they ll tech us software development and testing but i just wanna know how hard it is to get a job where i can maybe work from home but still have a deacent salary?
@tiffintech-mo1se um what? Oh is this a spam comment?
@@dnbc177let me guess you are italian?
@@favoursanimationchannel8966 no why? Im from hungary
I am 28 years. Is web development still a thing I can learn to make a living with?
Uh, sure. It all depends on your persistence.
Mobile is more niche but the supple of developers is also lower.
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Web development is easy until you attempt to build responsive pages.
Swift Dev for life
Do you think iOS dev as a full time freelancer is good way?
@@ShredzZ yes sure why not !?
@@natgenesis5038 are u in usa?
@@fersaer4107 Canada 🇨🇦
Hot beautiful and smart... rare. Came across your channel as I am moving to xcode to start looking at apps as I have ideas so. Used to code back in the day 20 years ago, been in web / IT for near 20 years now so....
iOS is so much easier and I feel like there’s a lot Leeds you have to learn
Don't wast your time in JavaScript Frameworks !
Web development is horrendous because of the absurd architecture, backward compatibility and raping of HTML, which was never intended for writing CRUD apps. Decades later new frameworks and languages are still mushrooming.
Over 2 minutes later, still nothing profitable.
Progressive Web Apps (PWA) are the best of both worlds...
yeah noob
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Wasted my time with this one hope you get your views with this click bait
I m a full stack developer 😎 I develop websites in HTML 🤣🤣