do anyone know c++ and be will ing to take the time to post some of the basic commands or resourses for them.... google seems to be lacking free sources
i'm using visual basic if u have a different program you would recomend and help or comments welcome. thanks in advance.
www.cplusplus.com
ekw said:
www.cplusplus.com
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thanks alot
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as subject...would like to develope a tiny socket cleint app that talks to a server using tcp/ip, anyone can point me to a site or resources site? i searched and not much available
i have vs 2005, mobile 6 pro sdk installed...and i do have experience in vb6
thanks
best advice is to google
c# socket compactframework
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c++ socket minimfc
Rudegar said:
best advice is to google
c# socket compactframework
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c++ socket minimfc
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thank you, that is all i needed. i just didnt know what to look for in the first place.
Hello,
Merciless said:
thank you, that is all i needed. i just didnt know what to look for in the first place.
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Try MortScript first (If you didn't try it yet). It's so brilliant and you can do amazing things with that.
Cheers,
hello All,
I am developing an application for Diamond. I am novice to mobile development but experienced at C# development.
I need to know how can i make my application flick scroll-able .
is there anything extra I need to know.
Please advice. I have this brilliant Idea.. but It needs scrolling. I want to make if flick scrolling.
Thanks for any help guys
check your PM
computerjunkie said:
check your PM
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can you shoot me a pm also, if it's different than this. curious thanks.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/archive/index.php/t-333124.html
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Just look at my Signature
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You're the man. Scilor is a great guy. He has helped me out a lot.
Thanks a ton
Thank you all guys
if everything works out great, soon there will be a great app out for windows mobile users.
See ya all in some days...
Hello, I have a great idea for an app, I do not do any programing myself. How would you guys suggest that I hire a programmer that I can trust to develop my app for me. any help or advice would be appreciated.
rudely said:
Hello, I have a great idea for an app, I do not do any programing myself. How would you guys suggest that I hire a programmer that I can trust to develop my app for me. any help or advice would be appreciated.
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take your idea to the android software developement forum there are eiger software developers there who can help you there
here is a link http://forum.xda-developers.com/forumdisplay.php?f=524
I'm really interested in learning how to develop games such as farmville, papaya farm etc.... If I would to want to learn coding for that which coding would be best and where could i learn such coding? thanks and I hope for some replies.
If I would to want to learn coding for that which coding would be best and where could i learn such coding?
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A college or university is a great place to get a degree. Or just buy a bunch of books and learn for yourself.
sitlet said:
A college or university is a great place to get a degree. Or just buy a bunch of books and learn for yourself.
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thanks i understand that but what exactly should I be trying to learn about? what coding? be reasonable lol.
I'm sure you can't just jump into it. Start with something like HTML then move up c+ java etc
Having trouble with AOSP? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1295702
Crossrocker said:
I'm sure you can't just jump into it. Start with something like HTML then move up c+ java etc
Having trouble with AOSP? http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=1295702
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thanks, i'm not looking to just jump into it. the answer i was looking for, I'm trying to slowly progress into being able to develop =] we all got to start somehwere right?
look for eclipse. get that installed (with the android sdk and java sdk) then google "eclipse hello world" +android
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thanks i understand that but what exactly should I be trying to learn about? what coding? be reasonable lol.
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thanks, i'm not looking to just jump into it. the answer i was looking for, I'm trying to slowly progress into being able to develop =] we all got to start somehwere right?
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Well any kind of coding work will get you started. Start with something simple like C++ and move up to html, java, etc.
Outside the official java tutorial site. I know that is the best site to learn java, but Ive tried and I cant keep up. It looked messy for me. So anyone got a site or a book which covers some moderate stuff? Im not looking for game development. Also, I've managed to make my own simple notepad app, from the exercise at google. So no "hello world" tutorials, please.
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First head java very good book for learning java, I learned from there
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Paulius7 said:
First head java very good book for learning java, I learned from there
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Me, too.
It's a great book.
If you're new to Java, I would highly recommend at least learning the basics of Java and OO before launching into Android dev. Mainly because with Android dev there are a lot more moving parts than just pure Java.
Haven't taken this course myself, but looking through the contents of the course it looks quite good. At the price of 'FREE' you can't go wrong! https://www.udemy.com/java-tutorial/
Once you're more familiar with Java, this is a good reference book: http://www.amazon.com/Effective-Java-Edition-Joshua-Bloch/dp/0321356683
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Outside the official java tutorial site. ...
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What is the official java tutorial site?
javapimp said:
What is the official java tutorial site?
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Here you go: http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/
Welcome to the forum by the way.
nikwen said:
Here you go: [link removed 'cause I'm a noob]
Welcome to the forum by the way.
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Oh yeah, that makes sense! Seems like a stupid question now. I've always tended to avoid the tutorials from the actual vendors since they are typically the worst. I guess I sometimes forget they even exist...
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Oh yeah, that makes sense! Seems like a stupid question now. I've always tended to avoid the tutorials from the actual vendors since they are typically the worst. I guess I sometimes forget they even exist...
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i think if u have better foundation of c or c++ the learning lava will hardly take one month...
i will give my example i learnt c++ in my 12th standard...
then for developing android app i learnt java by myself without any tutorials or guides ,just used eclipse IDE and source codes of sample android app...
and now my android app is in playstore... and i made my app opensource and u can see my app in this thread..
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=2547427
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Oh yeah, that makes sense! Seems like a stupid question now. I've always tended to avoid the tutorials from the actual vendors since they are typically the worst. I guess I sometimes forget they even exist...
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I haven't used them, too. The Head First Java book did the job.
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I haven't used them, too. The Head First Java book did the job.
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Paulius7 said:
First head java very good book for learning java, I learned from there
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Since you both recommend this book, I'll give it a try. I found 'Head First Java Second Edition' on Amazon. Seems like there are two different versions. Which did you guys read? Thanks for the help
I have Head First Java, 2nd Edition This book amazing because it's explain like in life events or something like that then you very easy to learn it.
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Since you both recommend this book, I'll give it a try. I found 'Head First Java Second Edition' on Amazon. Seems like there are two different versions. Which did you guys read? Thanks for the help
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I used the German edition of the book. I recommend to choose the second edition as it should contain information that is more up to date.