[LyfHax]

I'm wondering about this, because I've never heard of a school or academy that offers app languages, only C and java etc.

[ASiiMO]

App languages? As far as i know you code Android apps in C, Java or kotlin.

[Phizo]

Yeah. A huge market. The university I went too offered a mobile development course, which offered iOS and Android development together. Swift for iOS and Javs for Android. I took it as an elective (it wasn't a core subject). Not one of my favorite subjects, as I majored in security, but it's good to know. As I said, there's a huge market behind it. I'm not looking for a job as a mobile app developer, though. I know of some students in my class who got jobs as mobile app developers even before graduation. A lot of organizations desire them.

[10x]

from what I have personally seen, android devs are more in demand, however both are in demand so don't worry lol

[Astral™]

Learn React Native or Xamarian and you can do both.

[PizzaFox]

There is a big market for mobile apps now that almost everyone has smartphones. Small (or big I guess) restaurants would probably be interested if you designed a mobile app for them.

[CortexM4]

Yes, if you would look at some freelancing sites all you'd see would be app dev requests or wordpress requests.
So if you want cash you learn that crap.

[qow.]

Ya there's a great market for app devs. You should contact some local restaurants and ask them if they want an app. A lot of places by me have started to get apps and I can tell they are all made by the same person because they are all the same with a different logo 😏 He's probably making bank as well.