development for ios, android and wp8
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Hi,i'm a computer science student in just foundation, i'm absolutely new and still learning programming C#. I wish to program for ios, android, and WP8 asap as the market is growing competitive so can should i do in order to ensure i can developing great app??
Believing myself can do something great...
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Hi,i'm a computer science student in just foundation, i'm absolutely new and still learning programming C#. I wish to program for ios, android, and WP8 asap as the market is growing competitive so can should i do in order to ensure i can developing great app??
Believing myself can do something great...
The first thing you need to do is decide which of the three you want to develop for, and start studying from there. There are articles here on CodeProject[^] which will help you get started.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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Hi,i'm a computer science student in just foundation, i'm absolutely new and still learning programming C#. I wish to program for ios, android, and WP8 asap as the market is growing competitive so can should i do in order to ensure i can developing great app??
Believing myself can do something great...
Unfortunately, all of the mobile platforms run apps in different languages, so you're really going to have to learn a great deal of things to cover that span. I have seen some people offer HTML5 (and other new web technologies) as a solution to the problem, I do remember seeing a video article here talking about using web technologies to present users with a good, consistent cross platform experience. In my experience, it's always going to be an ongoing issue...
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The first thing you need to do is decide which of the three you want to develop for, and start studying from there. There are articles here on CodeProject[^] which will help you get started.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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As I said, you first need to decide which platform to start with and learn all about it. You can either follow the link I gave you and read some of the articles here on CodeProject, or use Google to find other relevant development sites, such as developer.android.com[^] for example.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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As I said, you first need to decide which platform to start with and learn all about it. You can either follow the link I gave you and read some of the articles here on CodeProject, or use Google to find other relevant development sites, such as developer.android.com[^] for example.
One of these days I'm going to think of a really clever signature.
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I'm planning for WP8 because less competition and i was learning C# as well and after my skill mature i'll go for other.But i find hard to implement the skill and other to build a app...
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I'm planning for WP8 because less competition and i was learning C# as well and after my skill mature i'll go for other.But i find hard to implement the skill and other to build a app...
If there's less competition, it's probably because there's also less demand. WP8 is probably not as popular as the big, current competitors... but of course, you can design for whatever you'd like. I do think the metro look works well for phones (don't get me started on a desktop rant).
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If there's less competition, it's probably because there's also less demand. WP8 is probably not as popular as the big, current competitors... but of course, you can design for whatever you'd like. I do think the metro look works well for phones (don't get me started on a desktop rant).