"Mobile Development" is too vague. Do you mean responsive web design? Touch-optimized HTML5? iOS? Android? Windows Phone? (Ok, probably not Windows Phone.) Or a cross-platform toolset like Titanium or PhoneGap?
As a student, the act of learning on your own is probably worth it regardless of which direction you choose. But if you're thinking career, you should prioritize with a little more specificity.
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"Mobile Development" is too vague. Do you mean responsive web design? Touch-optimized HTML5? iOS? Android? Windows Phone? (Ok, probably not Windows Phone.) Or a cross-platform toolset like Titanium or PhoneGap?
As a student, the act of learning on your own is probably worth it regardless of which direction you choose. But if you're thinking career, you should prioritize with a little more specificity.
Edit: wrong word
Native mobile development, iOS most likely.