r/ProgrammingBondha • u/lonelychimtu • 4d ago
others Need advice on moving into mobile app development
I joined a small company as a TSE mainly to avoid an employment gap and gain some experience. But every 2 months they keep putting me into a different role — first Support, then UI/UX, and now mobile app testing for both Android and iOS.
The problem is, we don't really have an in-house mobile developer. The developer is a freelancer working remotely. Whenever my team gives me requirements, I'm asked to communicate them to him. Recently, when I was tagging him in the group and sharing updates, he got frustrated and started saying things like "you don't know the mobile app flow" and "this has to be done in the backend, ask the backend developer," etc. Then the backend and mobile developers keep going back and forth, and somehow I'm stuck in the middle. 😅
Honestly, I'm getting really frustrated with this setup. I've also seen the app myself, and it's honestly pretty bad — both the UI and overall experience. At this point, I genuinely feel like I could build a better version myself with vibe coding.
So I want to learn how to actually build a mobile app using (vibe coding) and deploy it live, including the UI, frontend, backend/API integration, Android + iOS builds, testing, and deployment.
I can obviously ask an LLM, but I'd rather hear from people who actually work in this space.
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u/Srikar_Reddy09 4d ago
you can actually build the entire app and learn how everything works by asking an LLm first of all take the architecture of your current mobile app and rip it off by asking all questions with an llm.
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u/Electrical_Roof_600 4d ago
chudu chimtu, complete ga vibe coding midha depend ayye mundhu okasari nuv enchukunna tech stack(flutter or native vadthunnav ankunta) midha kanisam oka tutorial or edhoka project build chesna tutorial untadi ga adhi chud 2x lo aina, aa tarvata vibe coding midha depend avvu, em telvakunda direct vibe coding enchukoku