Top languages to be a full stack Mobile developer in 2023

The term ‘ full stack developer’ means having an end-to-end visibility of the project. They have the visibility as they have worked, and have experience in working on all the layers of the application development viz., frontend (UI), backend (ie., native and cross platform development) , database (like Firebase ), Web Services like API’s, Cloud technologies, Hosting etc.,

Top Languages for a Full Stack Mobile Developer:

To be a full-stack mobile developer, you need to have an understanding, or vision, of the big picture in app development. Broadly, the client side can be broken down into native development for Android and IOS and cross platform development. Generally, when you need a higher performance for your App or specialized App development, you would go for native development . If you require a normal performance for your app, you can opt for cross platform development.

Languages for mobile development:

1. Native Development:

a) Android Development :
Previously, Java was the language used for Android mobile development. Today, Kotlin, another language, is used for Android mobile development instead of Java. What sets Kotlin apart is that it's completely operable with Java. Moreover, it supports functional programming too.

b) IOS Development
For IOS development, you need to arrange for a MAC system. Previously, the language used was Objective C language. Today Swift, another language is used for IOS mobile development instead of Objective C. Swift is a programming language created by Apple for making iOS applications. This language is definitely on the rise, as iOS applications are extremely in demand.

2) Cross Platform Development:

a. Reactive Native: developed by Facebook and it requires a good knowledge of JavaScript for developing apps.

b. Flutter: developed by Google and the language used is Dart (which is an Object Oriented language). Use Flutter framework along with dart for creating widgets and logic for your apps.

c. Iconic

The database part is taken care by Firebase, which is a webservice, and you need to configure it in order to integrate it into your app. Also, you can access external web servers such as SQL Server, by using the API’s keys.

While all the languages we've looked at are great, your choice should depend upon your own intuitive goals and your skills. What is true today will invariably be out of date in the near future. Full-stack mobile developers embrace change, as it is the only constant that is always true.

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