The Ultimate Beginners Guide for App Programming and Development

Neo Monefa has created a thorough and must have guide for anyone looking into getting involved in the multibillion dollar app market. Monefa covers everything you need to know from the beginning all the way through to the app release and marketing stages. You will get a look at the different app platforms, the pros and cons of each platform, the history of mobile apps and the types of mobile apps that are out there. After that you will be able to read about and weight the options on hiring a developer or using the DIY approach through many of the app building websited that are out there.This is a wonderful guide to app creation that will make you more knowledgeable and give you a head start against other new app makers out there.

This book about apps is very informative. I learned a great deal about marketing with Twitter. I also learned that setting up an app can be very profitable if you market in the right way and in the right places. This book also contains a great deal of bonus information in reference to a number of other things. I found this book to be quite interesting and I am enjoying the bonus material as well as the app info for which I ordered the book. For me, with basic questions, and wanting information about apps, this book is a great resource. I received this book in exchange for a review. For me, it was very helpful.

This book is a scam. The title is deceiving, It does not teach app programming and development. It teaches you to hire the right people that will make the app for you. What a scumbag! never buying again from this author!

Read it thoroughly in two days and cannot get it out of my mind. Very encouraging for a total novice that loves his readers, spends hours every night at it and has an app idea that is marketable.

This book really steers you to using a developer, rather than focusing on how the reader may become on.

Incredibly simplistic. I did get someGood out of it.

as advertised

Do not buy this book. It comes with hundreds of pages of pointless bonus content that is continually advertised right before and just after reading the book on apps. It even makes the actual app book difficult to locate when you first open the book. The subject-verb agreement is unforgivably flawed in multiple places as well as being nonexistent in others. There were countless typos and even places where sentences seemed left unfinished in fragment form. In certain places the author seemed to know what he was talking about, but that does not forgive the numerous errors being that there are various other app development sources on the market that are actually well-written. Perhaps it was the kindle version that messed up the formatting; however, the typos and English mistakes are undoubtedly present to the point where the book is even difficult to understand in places. I would not recommend this to a friend.

This book wasted the tree's life it used for the paper it is printed on. TOTAL WASTE OF MONEY!The title is misleading 'The ultimate beginners guide for App programming and development' should read 'The ultimate beginners understanding of what an App is'.The title suggests that you will learn programming and development....THERE IS NONE IN THIS BOOK.In an ideal world I'd like my money back, but for starters** I DON'T WANT ANYONE TO BUY THIS BOOK **If there was a way to give it a half star I would have.Neo, you should rethink your career as an educational author.

An ok read but really didn't teach me any thing

Yeah I liked this short book on apps. It tells you how to go about getting an app made and get it up running. Who to contact and where to go. It helped me as someone who does not know coding to realize I did not have to know coding as there are plenty of others who do and are at your service, for a fee of course. Strangely but good, there are free books on health and fitness from this author. Maybe that's a clue to start an app! If you have a good idea for an app but don't know how to bring it to fruition, then read this book.

Good info but not what I expected