How to develop an app?

[opaline]

I'm planning to create an educational app and earn profit from it eventually. But I'm starting from the scratch. Any help and suggestion would be appreciated!

 

[MikeHo]

First of all you just need to decide where you want to create apps and having multi platform app is always good. Second you need to have decent developer who can developer and maintain app. Otherwise you must know how to do it.

 

[BrolySSJ]

I'm planning to create an educational app and earn profit from it eventually. But I'm starting from the scratch. Any help and suggestion would be appreciated!

Educational app is a good one to go by because there is a lot of people that tend to rely on these applications. I think that the coding for the app is the most important so you should learn app development first.

 

[bomb]

I'm planning to create an educational app and earn profit from it eventually. But I'm starting from the scratch. Any help and suggestion would be appreciated!

Well, this will depend on your skill level. I wouldn't advice starting from scratch. You better check some app development platforms that have the skeleton already done for you. All you will need to do is to fill in the specific prompts and how you want the app to work. This will dramatically reduce the time you will send from the development state to execution.

 

[James2]

Pluralsight.com is a good place to go if you want to learn about app development. While commuting, you may view the videos on your phone. It's not free, but it's a fantastic resource that's well worth the investment.

 

[Busybee]

Would suggest you learn Python. It's getting very popular nowadays, because of its minimalistic and easy-to-code approach. You can learn Python through YouTube and other forums and articles. And the best part is that the app would be supported across all the devices.

 

[jasimi]

Well, this will depend on your skill level. I wouldn't advice starting from scratch. You better check some app development platforms that have the skeleton already done for you app development. All you will need to do is to fill in the specific prompts and how you want the app to work. This will dramatically reduce the time you will send from the development state to execution.

To create and profit from an educational app starting from scratch, follow these steps:

1. Define Your Niche: Determine the specific educational need your app will address and identify your target audience.
2. Conduct Market Research: Analyze existing educational apps to find gaps and opportunities.
3. Plan Your Features: Decide on key features and functionalities that will appeal to your audience.
4. Build a Prototype: Create a basic version of your app to test and refine your ideas.
5. Develop the App: If you're not a developer, hire professionals to help bring your app to life.
6. Choose a Monetization Strategy: Consider options like subscriptions, in-app purchases, or ads.
7. Market Your App: Use digital marketing strategies to promote your app and attract users.
8. Gather Feedback: Continuously improve your app based on user feedback and performance metrics.

Good luck with your app development!

 

[Rednevin]

That sounds like a great project! When I worked on a similar app, I started by zeroing in on who my audience was and what gaps I could fill for them. I built a basic version first and shared it with a few users for feedback. It helped me tweak things early on. For making money, I found that a mix of ads and in-app purchases worked well.

 

[Kane]

You can do it in three ways, if you have skills, you can develop by yourself, if you do not have skills, you can hire someone to built it for you, or you can use no code development platform

 

[kennethlester111]

Start by identifying your target audience and their needs. Focus on user-friendly design, quality content, and consistent updates. Monetize with in-app purchases, ( here u can read more about mobile game monetization techniques https://teqblaze.com/blog/mobile-game-monetization-methods/) ads, or subscriptions once you gain traction.

 

[Riberet19]

Creating an app can be easy or difficult, it depends on your knowledge of programming and graphic design as well, if you have that knowledge and the time and also the idea, it can be really easy.

 

[jerfer]

To develop an app, start by defining its purpose and features, then design, build, and test it. For a detailed guide and to understand how much does a web app cost, check out Digiteum's web app development cost page https://www.digiteum.com/web-app-development-cost/. They offer insights into various factors affecting costs and can help you understand the investment required for your app. Their site provides comprehensive information on development stages and pricing, which will be valuable for planning your project.

 

[SofiiaSs]

Starting an educational app from scratch is an exciting journey, and focusing on the right strategy from the beginning can set you up for success. Start by defining your target audience and identifying the core features that will set your app apart—this could include interactive quizzes, personalized learning paths, or social learning elements. Prioritize user-friendly design and ensure that your app remains accessible and engaging to maximize user retention.

Understanding the budget involved is also key. This article on the cost of education app development can give you a clear idea of the expenses and factors to consider for a profitable, sustainable app.

 

[Ravenfreak]

I'd look into learning Python if you haven't yet. I think it's the easiest language to learn since the syntax is pretty simple. Then I would highly recommend making apps for Android first, since it may take some time to get your app approved by Apple.