IntermediateTeens & Adults
Mobile App Development
Build and publish real mobile apps — screens, navigation, device features and app store release.
What you'll learn
- Build screens and navigation
- Handle device features like camera and location
- Store data on the device
- Work with APIs on unreliable networks
- Test on real devices
- Prepare and submit to an app store
What the course covers
6 modules · 24 topics, taught in live sessions with your tutor
- The mobile toolchain
- Your first screen
- Running on a device
- Project structure
Requirements
- Comfortable with a programming language
- A phone for testing
- A laptop capable of running a mobile toolchain
Description
Mobile development has its own constraints: small screens, intermittent connectivity, and app store review. This course builds a complete app and takes it through to submission.
Who this course is for
- Web developers moving to mobile
- Beginners wanting to ship an app
- Founders prototyping a product
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