If you want to build Android apps in Nepal and you are starting from zero, start with Flutter. Do not start with Java. Flutter lets you build one app that runs on Android and iPhone, and you can test it on the Android phone already in your pocket.

Many Android training pages in Nepal still say "learn core Java first". That advice is old. Google announced in 2019 that Android development would be Kotlin-first, and its newer tools, like Jetpack Compose, do not work from Java at all. So if a course opens with weeks of Java, ask why.

What is Flutter, in plain words?

Flutter is Google's free toolkit for building apps. You write the app once, in a language called Dart. Flutter then builds it for Android, iPhone, the web and desktop from that same code.

Dart is easy to read if you have seen JavaScript or TypeScript. The words look familiar: variables, functions, async and await .…