If you just start in mobile apps I would recommend focusing on a platform first (ios or android, depending on your preference, your hardware, etc) and follow their well-written tutorial. Doing so allow you to face with mobile proper challenges like app lifecycle, permission, camera, etc.
Cross-platform technologies like ReactNative or Flutter are most appreciated if you already have solid experiences with at least one mobile platform, jumping directly into these platforms can be overwhelming at the beginning IMO.
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If you just start in mobile apps I would recommend focusing on a platform first (ios or android, depending on your preference, your hardware, etc) and follow their well-written tutorial. Doing so allow you to face with mobile proper challenges like app lifecycle, permission, camera, etc.
Cross-platform technologies like ReactNative or Flutter are most appreciated if you already have solid experiences with at least one mobile platform, jumping directly into these platforms can be overwhelming at the beginning IMO.