If you want to build Android apps in Nepal and have never coded, start with Flutter, not Kotlin. One Flutter codebase runs on Android, iPhone and the web, and the skill junior mobile posts here ask for next is not a language at all. It is getting data from a server through a REST API.

That second part is what most Android training pages skip. An app that shows nice screens but saves nothing is a demo. The real work is the login, the data and the server behind them.

Flutter or Kotlin: which should a beginner learn first?

Kotlin is Google's own pick for Android. Its Kotlin-first page tells anyone building an Android app to start with Kotlin. Newer tools like Jetpack Compose only work with Kotlin, not Java. If you know you will only ever work on Android, that advice is right.

Most beginners don't know that yet. Your first client may want Android only, or Android and iPhone, or a web version too. Flutter lets you write the app once in Dart and run it on all three.…