Programming With Mush

Okay, I haven't even started programming. But if I start programming, it's been a while so my mind is mush!!! Thus, the title of this thread. I've taken some programming classes a long time ago. For instance, Fortran (yeah, that long ago), Pascal, Basic and Java.

This is my goal --> to be able to develop an app for iPhone, iPad, possibly Android as well.

This is my problem --> I don't have any idea where to start!!!

Questions going through my mind are as follows:

1. What do programming language is used for the iPhone and iPad apps?
If more than one language is used, which seems logical, then which one should I use to get great performance and practicality out of it. (I guess the practicality would be in how well I program it. Oh well, there goes the neighborhood!!!)

So, please help me in giving me good direction. I've heard of Xcode, but I don't understand it. However, in Xcode's defense, I haven't read about it at all.

2. Does Xcode use C, C++, Java or what? Which is the easiest to learn?

3. Are all programming languages object-based now? (Please tell me no! I'm not sure I get all that.)

Any help you may provide would be appreciated!!!

Joel

IMHO... start with the easy stuff, a managed language is MUCH easier to learn. i.e. .Net (or java if you don't like MS).

The problem is you use
- .Net for windows mobile (for new stuff similar to silverlight)
- java for android
- Objective C for IOS

Then there are others: Palm, symbian, etc... There is a company that lets you make a mobile app in visual studio that works for windows mobile, android, and ios but I wont list them because the CEO is... not so nice...

1) Cocoa
2) Xcode is for Cocoa - I'd say out of those Java is the easiest to learn
3) No, not by far... Some are, some arent, some are both.

This will help you get started with iphone development ----> http://developer.apple.com/library/m...bjectiveC.html

This will help you get started with android development ---> http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html

Hi there,
I would like to pay thanks to all of this forum members they help me & learn a lot from this platform. I have an issue I wanted to make application for android I don't have idea which application development company is best one of my friend suggested me of incisive is this a reliable company to order them?

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Originally Posted by jaustin7

Okay, I haven't even started programming. But if I start programming, it's been a while so my mind is mush!!! Thus, the title of this thread. I've taken some programming classes a long time ago. For instance, Fortran (yeah, that long ago), Pascal, Basic and Java.

This is my goal --> to be able to develop an app for iPhone, iPad, possibly Android as well.

This is my problem --> I don't have any idea where to start!!!

Questions going through my mind are as follows:

1. What do programming language is used for the iPhone and iPad apps?
If more than one language is used, which seems logical, then which one should I use to get great performance and practicality out of it. (I guess the practicality would be in how well I program it. Oh well, there goes the neighborhood!!!)

So, please help me in giving me good direction. I've heard of Xcode, but I don't understand it. However, in Xcode's defense, I haven't read about it at all.

2. Does Xcode use C, C++, Java or what? Which is the easiest to learn?

3. Are all programming languages object-based now? (Please tell me no! I'm not sure I get all that.)

Any help you may provide would be appreciated!!!

Joel

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You must use Muse :)
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