Hi, everyone. It's been almost two years since I first came to Android. Now, I'm at the level of making a simple chat app using retrofit and GSON. Image communication and encryption were simplified with Java built-in functions I haven't implemented a push server yet, and I haven't done video communication, voice communication, and personal broadcasting apps that are popular these days, but NDK is at the basic level The server only knows how to touch Tomkett.
If you tell me some techniques that you want me to implement more, I will be able to set the direction and work hard. I don't have a goal because I'm doing it on my own. Thank you.
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I think that the final leader of Android study (?) is eventually launching an app in the market. I think the experience of making apps in the field you want to make or are interested in is the best way to build your skills. Beyond learning each technology, I believe that the process of using technology to create what is complete and to be evaluated as a valuable app by users itself will be a good experience.
In addition to technological growth, UI/UX, analysis of user events, and application stability through crash logs, improvement of user feedback, promotional strategies, and continuous updates are traditionally not the role of developers, but I think these areas are becoming increasingly ambiguous.
I think that this process, that is, if you create a few apps and launch them on the market, the technical thirst you feel now will naturally be resolved. Technological growth and fun are just supportive! :D
If you can't think of an idea, you can analyze the existing source code and follow it. I was once so impressed by Jake Wharton's u2020 that I completely refreshed the app with MVP patterns and my favorite library.
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