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In this video, we dive deep into the top technologies for building mobile apps in 2025 📲
No matter if you’re an experienced developer or just starting out, you’ll discover the best options for both native and cross-platform app development 🧑💻
We’ll explore the programming languages, UI frameworks, and tools you need to know, along with the pros and cons of each approach ⚖️ By the end of this video, you’ll have a clear understanding of all the options you have for building amazing mobile apps.
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0:00 Mobile Apps Now vs. 10 years ago
0:20 What’s in this video
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1:11 Native Apps
1:25 – Native iOS
3:23 – Native Android
5:22 – Cross Platform Apps
6:27 – React Native
8:27 – Flutter
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Is ionic any good?
I use Apache Cordova & my apps have about 220K downloads currently with <0.5% crash rate. Speak for yourself!
How about angular and Ionic.
"You never know if they fix bugs or add new ones!" Loved the humor sense😂
Dan doesn't tell llies.
great content
great video ! thanks
What camera are you using to record your videos? Looks amazing. Thanks for the video!
A colleague of mine once said that well – if you go with cross platform, you inevitably end up with dealing with three platforms instead of two. I doubt these days it saves any effort, meaning time, meaning money to not need to pay multiple specialized developers.
I have been working in native, flutter, react native, kotlin multiplatform…and yes we always faced something which didnt work as expected, buggy, needed to do weird hacks…not even talking about outdated libraries or ending up with native workarounds.
And of all of the projects I was on in past decade, there was always at least one high level manager who was absolutely sure that putting whole “app” into a webview is the best approach. Project by project, again and again…ending up guess where? Back to native.🤷♂️
Good stuff, very informative, many thanks.
Great video, and hoodie! 🙂 Thank you
Chatgpt
I am starting a project with flutter. A digital wallet app with a scan to pay fetaure, any advise?
Flutter 08:31
This was great thank you!
мокша выучил английский.
now bolt and lovable
This was excellent. Thank you. Subscribed
Flutter team 💙
Rust Dioxus
I use Godot to make multi-platform "apps". On android we can expose native functions using JNI.
But the thing I'm not sure is the efficiency.
What technology you used most
Good to widen our spectrum in mobile app development tech. I was a mobile app developer about 5 years ago, but now I focus on commercializing and customer management (customer suitability / addressing needs, experience, and dynamics.)
Hey createing like insta or x which programing is best and why we should use database for an app
Namastey
hello very good video, what do you think about NativeScript, regards
Please makes useful app for ios like Alphine quest navigation app like android app so useful very much
Is ionic + angular dead ?
Helllo Dan, I have a multi-platform app project for vets and pet owners for my graduation project. I was planning to use C# for the back-end and React Native for the UI. Do you think that's a good idea? It will be my first mobile app project. Do you have any suggestions overall?
hello, for flutter what backend language is used? Except for firebase and supabase anything else?
No C++ for cross platform?
Hi Dan, thanks for your time.
I watched your video on building mobile apps 2025. I'll make it short. I am 44 years old and I want to learn for my personal training, I no longer intend to work in the development of mobile applications. But I like it, it excites me, I like to see how one writes code and something develops. But I have no prior programming knowledge. What do you recommend? It is possible to learn how to create an application for Apple with Swift starting at zero. Thanks. Hug from Argentina.
What of .NET MAUI
Thank you so much. How about KMP Compose?
Can you please cover NativeScript in a later video? I LOVE Vue.js and the fact that it spits fully native mobile apps is really really sexy 😍
simply thank you for sharing your experience time
The disadvantage of these so-called tech technologies is that you have to write a lot of code for relative small results. And apples swift ui leads to spaghetticode.
I would like to develop an iOS App but I am afraid of hiring and sharing anyone. How do I protect my idea? How do I know the people I will hire won’t stitch me? How do I know they will deliver the project successfully and I won’t waste valuable time and cost. I need help.
Dan, mulțumesc pentru informație. A fost tare clar și plăcut să ascult. ❤
How do I build app in redmi pad si
Dan you're simply amazing, Very informative video, You cleared most of my doubts in one short video, Great comparison! 👏
This was short , crisp and very informative .Thanks for breaking it down so nicely.cheers man.
bruh why your voice is so calming
What do you suggest for a beginner simple app? I have a couple of ideas, the first one is a super simple calculator. Should I just use Xcode and swift to start?
Maui and xamarin is a good next video. Thanks for this one.❤