Full Stack Mobile Developer
As technology advances and mobile usage grows, there is an escalating need for skilled mobile developers. TechPro Education's Mobile Developer course equips you with the expertise to design and develop mobile apps for Android and iOS.
Overview
According to recent research, almost 90% of people today use mobile devices. Now mobile devices have crucial importance in daily life and the business world. This reveals how indispensable mobile application development is and the need for experts in this field. However, 5G technologies, IoT, advances in artificial intelligence, augmented reality and security issues arising in parallel have led to an exponential increase in the need for qualified mobile developers.
A mobile developer is a specialist who creates iOS, Android and other mobile platforms applications. These applications are usually designed for mobile phones, tablets and other portable devices. You can create a mobile application from beginning to end quickly after completing the TechPro Education Mobile Developer course.
Considering how widely used mobile phones are in daily life today, it becomes clear how important mobile application development is. So how do these mobile applications, which almost all of us use, emerge at the end of a process using which essential components?
Here are the vital elements that a mobile developer should master in the work process:
Back-end Development with Java: Full-stack mobile developers use Java as the programming language for back-end development. Java is renowned for its versatility, scalability, and extensive ecosystem. Developers use Java frameworks like Spring or Jakarta EE (formerly Java EE) to build the back-end infrastructure, handle server-side logic, manage data storage and retrieval, and implement business rules. Java-based technologies such as Hibernate or JDBC are often utilized for database connectivity and data management.
Front-end Development with React (and React Native): The full-stack mobile developer uses React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces, for front-end development. React enables the creation of interactive and reusable UI components. With React, developers can build web-based interfaces for mobile applications that can be accessed through a browser. Also, when Native-like mobile applications are needed, React Native, an extension of React, is used. React Native allows the development of mobile applications for iOS and Android platforms using a single code base.
API Integration: A full-stack mobile developer creates and integrates APIs (Application Programming Interfaces) to provide the link between the user-facing section of the application (the front end) and the server-side section (the back end).
Database Management: The ability to effectively manage databases is crucial for full-stack mobile developers. Mobile developers use relational database management systems such as MySQL, PostgreSQL or Oracle to design schemas, write SQL queries and optimise database performance. In addition, they use frameworks such as Hibernate to simplify database operations.
User Interface Development: Full-stack mobile developers specialising in React or React Native for front-end development focus on creating visually appealing and interactive user interfaces. They utilize React's component-based architecture to construct reusable UI components throughout the application. Using React Native, they design mobile app interfaces with a native-like appearance, perform well, and offer a seamless user experience on various platforms.
Security and Authentication: Full-stack mobile developers incorporate security measures and authentication mechanisms to safeguard the mobile application and its data. They handle user authentication, authorization, encryption, and secure data transmission between the front-end and back-end components. They ensure compliance with proper security practices to protect user information and mitigate common vulnerabilities.
Deployment and DevOps: Full-stack mobile developers actively participate in deploying mobile applications to production environments. They configure servers, set up hosting, manage infrastructure, and ensure the application runs smoothly. Proficiency in DevOps practices and tools enables them to automate deployment processes, implement continuous integration and delivery, and effectively manage version control systems.
Full stack mobile developers can create feature-rich mobile applications using Java for back-end development and React (and React Native) for front-end development. This strategy means combining the front-end capabilities of Java with the overall user interface development of React and the efficient cross-platform support of React Native. It enables code reuse, seamless integration between the front and back end, and the ability to develop apps for both web and native mobile platforms.
Targeted Job Title
- - Full stack Mobile Developer
- - Mobile Developer
- - Android Developer
- - IOS Developer
- - Front-end Developer
- - Back-end Developer
Courses Curriculum
Core Java
Core Java covers learning the basic features and functions of the Java language. Topics such as the basic structure of Java, language features, data types, operators, loops, arrays, methods and so on are included in Core Java. In addition, Core Java often includes Java's object-oriented programming (OOP) features: classes, objects, inheritance, polymorphism, abstraction and encapsulation.
Lambda
A lambda expression is an easy way to represent an anonymous function in Java. An unknown function lacks a name and can be handed as a value. It is a feature introduced in Java 8 as part of the improvements to functional programming.
Git-GitHub
GitHub is a platform for hosting Git repositories but includes its features. Git is a command line application, whereas GitHub offers a Web-based graphical interface.
SQL
SQL is the abbreviation for Structured Query Language. The language is used to manage and manipulate relational databases. SQL provides a standard interface for interacting with databases and carrying out tasks such as creating, modifying, and getting data.
Advanced Java
Advanced Java is everything beyond foundation Java and refers to an expanded range of features and libraries developed on top of the Java programming language's basis. Generic Types, Multithreading, Serialisation and Deserialization, are a few of the tools and APIs that extend the capabilities of Java for creating enterprise-level applications.
JDBC
JDBC is an abbreviation for Java Database Connection. An API (Application Programming Interface) enables Java applications to interact with databases and run database operations. JDBC provides classes and methods for connecting to databases, running SQL statements, getting and manipulating data, and managing database transactions.
MongoDB
MongoDB is a popular open-source NoSQL database management system that provides flexible, scalable, and high-performance document-oriented storage. Unlike traditional relational databases, MongoDB does not store data using tables and fields. Instead, BSON (Binary JSON) stores data in flexible, JSON-like documents with dynamic schemas.
Hibernate
Hibernate is a Java framework that facilitates the development of database-aware Java applications. It is a portable, open-source ORM (Object Relational Mapping) application. Hibernate implements the JPA (Java Persistence Architecture) specifications.
Restful API (JAX-RS): Web Services - Restful API
A RESTful API is an application programme interface (API) architectural design that uses HTTP requests to access and utilise data.
Spring Framework
Spring is an open-source project. It has a large and active community continuously provides feedback based on various real-world use cases. This has allowed Spring to evolve effectively over a very extended period.
Design Pattern
A design pattern is a reusable generic solution to a frequently seen problem in software design. It is a proven and well-documented method for resolving particular design problems, providing a structured and effective way for developing software systems. Design patterns offer developers a common language and best practices for communicating and resolving recurring design issues.
Algorithms
An algorithm in computer science is a step-by-step procedure or a set of principles for solving a specific problem or completing a particular task. It is a well-defined series of instructions intended to efficiently perform a computation, process data, or solve a problem.
Advanced SQL
Beyond the basics of SQL, advanced SQL refers to more complex and potent features and techniques. It consists of sophisticated querying, data manipulation, and optimisation techniques that enable advanced and efficient database operations.
Unit Test
A unit test is a form of software testing that verifies the correctness of individual software system elements or components. It involves testing small, isolated code sections, typically at a function or method level, to ensure they perform as anticipated.
Microservices With Spring Boot
Microservices enable the construction of complex systems from several cooperating components. It loosely couples processes instead of loosely coupling components, as Spring has always done at the component level.
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)
HTML stands for "text-based markup”. The HTML standard creates the web page's structure and content. It provides a set of tags which define the various elements of a website, for example, the heading, the paragraph, the link, the image, the table, and the form.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets)
The Cascading Style Sheets (CSS) language describes how a web page should look. It lets developers change the font, colour, spacing, position, and responsiveness of HTML elements, among other things.
Bootstrap
Bootstrap is an open-source CSS framework that provides pre-built components and style to simplify the development of the front end. It offers responsive grids, parts of the user interface (e.g., buttons, forms, navigation bars) and Javascript plugins to create mobile-friendly and visually attractive sites.
JavaScript
Javascript is an open-source programming language which adds interaction and dynamic behaviour to websites. It allows front-end developers to build interactive features, interact with users, manipulate a DOM model, request APIs, and create complex web apps.
SASS (Syntactically Awesome Style Sheets)
SASS is a CSS preprocessor that extends the capabilities of CSS. It introduces features like variables, nesting, mixins, and functions, which enhance the efficiency and organization of writing CSS code. SASS files are compiled into regular CSS files for browser compatibility.
Webpack
Webpack combines modules for web applications. It takes several modules, such as Javascript, CSS and other resources, and packages them into an optimized file that can serve the user. Webpack supports various features, such as code split, hot module replacement, and the loader transfer of code.
React
React is a JavaScript library used for the development of user interfaces. It enables developers to construct reusable UI components and efficiently manage the application's state. React employs a component-based architecture and a virtual DOM (Document Object Model) to efficiently render and update UI elements.
Redux Toolkit
Redux Toolkit is an opinionated and official package for working with Redux, a predictable state management library for JavaScript applications. Redux Toolkit simplifies the setup and usage of Redux by providing convenient abstractions, such as createSlice, createAsyncThunk, and configureStore, to handle state management more efficiently.
React Testing
React testing refers primarily to writing tests for a React component to ensure its functionality, reliability and maintenance. React can be tested using different libraries and frameworks, such as Jest and the React testing library. These tools allow testing of the React component's unit, integration, and user interface.
Deployment
Deployment refers to making a website or web application available to users on the internet. It involves configuring servers, uploading code and assets, setting up databases, and ensuring the proper functioning of the application in a production environment.
Docker
Docker is an open-source platform that allows developers to package applications and dependencies into containers. Containers provide a consistent and isolated platform for running applications, making it simpler to deploy and scale applications across various systems and locations.
AWS (Amazon Web Services)
AWS is Amazon's cloud computing platform with tools for web app development, infrastructure management, and more. Services include storage, computing, databases, serverless computing, and content delivery.
React Native
React Native is an open-source framework developed by Facebook for building native mobile applications using JavaScript and React, a popular JavaScript library for building user interfaces. It enables developers to create mobile apps that run on both iOS and Android platforms, sharing a significant portion of code between the two.
Schedule
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Note: Please note that schedules may change due to daylight saving time in summer and winter.
FAQ
What are the different types of mobile development?
There are two main types of mobile development: native development and cross-platform development.
Native development means creating a separate app for each platform to fully use its features. Cross-platform development involves building a single app for multiple platforms, but it may be challenging to utilize platform-specific features.
What is cross-platform mobile development?
Cross-platform mobile development allows developers to create applications with a single code base for different platforms, such as Android and iOS. In this process, a cross-platform development framework is used, ensuring that the code written can run on multiple platforms.
What are the benefits of cross-platform mobile development?
Cross-platform mobile development provides several benefits:
Reduced development costs: Cross-platform development frameworks eliminate the need to develop unique applications for each platform, resulting in cost savings.
Increased development speed: Cross-platform frameworks accelerate the development process by providing a joint code base that can be reused across platforms.
Improved user experience: Cross-platform applications provide an enhanced user experience due to their compatibility with multiple platforms.
What are the most popular cross-platform mobile development frameworks?
The most popular cross-platform mobile development frameworks are:
Xamarin: Xamarin is a framework that uses C# to build Android, iOS and Windows applications.
React Native: React Native is a cross-platform development framework that uses React to develop apps for Android and iOS.
Ionic: Ionic is a cross-platform development framework that uses HTML, CSS, and JavaScript to build apps for Android and iOS.
Which cross-platform mobile development framework is right for me?
The answer to this question will vary depending on your needs and requirements. However, if you are already familiar with C#, Xamarin might be a good choice. If you are already familiar with React, React Native might be a good choice. If you are looking for an easy-to-learn framework, Ionic can also be a good choice.
What are the most essential skills for a mobile developer?
The basic skills for a mobile developer are:
Programming language skills: The most popular programming languages for mobile development are Swift, Kotlin, Java, React, C#, HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Mobile development framework skills: The most popular mobile development frameworks for native development are Java, React Native, Xamarin, and Ionic.
User experience (UX) design skills: Mobile developers need strong design skills to create user-friendly and enjoyable applications.
User interface (UI) design skills: Mobile developers must have strong design skills to create visually appealing and aesthetically pleasing applications.
Testing skills: Mobile developers must have good testing skills to ensure their apps are bug-free and work as expected.
Version control skills: Mobile developers should be proficient in version control to collaborate effectively with other developers.
What are the challenges of mobile development?
The challenges of mobile development are:
Keeping up with the latest technologies: Since mobile technology is constantly evolving, mobile developers need to keep up with these technologies and continuously update themselves.
Handling different screen sizes and resolutions: Since mobile devices have different screen sizes and resolutions, mobile developers need to consider this when developing applications.
Dealing with different operating systems: Since mobile devices run on various operating systems such as iOS, Android and Windows Phone, mobile developers must ensure that their apps will work with all leading operating systems.
What is the future of mobile development?
The future of mobile development looks promising. The demand for mobile apps continues to grow, resulting in rising salaries for mobile developers. Mobile developers are highly sought after as they create the apps that people use daily. 5G technologies, IoT, advances in artificial intelligence, augmented reality and security issues arising in parallel have led to an exponential increase in the need for qualified mobile developers. With ongoing developments in mobile technology, the demand for skilled mobile developers will continue to increase.
How much does a Mobile developer earn on average?
The Average Salary of Full Stack Mobile Developer is $136k per year in the USA.
