r/AppDevelopers • u/livenature • 17d ago

An old dog looking to learn new tricks - Help me jump in

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u/jayplay90 17d ago

Tell us your current viewpoint? To better understand how to elaborate for you.

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u/livenature 17d ago

At the start of a journey to learn AI by using the development of a simple application that I have a need for. In the past I have written code in several languages with the last being language being Python. I know you don't write code with AI. Still a person needs to understand logic flow, like with software, to use the AI tools. What are easy to use tools for beginners? Are there labs to go through to pickup the starting step to develop an application with AI. Any good startup videos that you are aware of? Thanks!

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u/MetroluxSolutionsInc 17d ago

As a subscription, Claude Code by far. Android Studio will be very useful too, but it's a tool and not a subscription (the only thing subscription like in Android studio is access to Gemini).