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What languages do you know, and what hardware do you own? If you know at least basic C, Objective-C isn't hard to learn at all, but you need a Mac to do develo
by makecheck 16y ago
What languages do you know, and what hardware do you own?
If you know at least basic C, Objective-C isn't hard to learn at all, but you need a Mac to do development on.
Android requires Java as far as I can tell, but maybe there are other options for that platform. Java is fairly close to C, but you'll probably still find it easier to learn if you've done C++.
It is also possible to create web apps that are essentially wrapped. Though I'd imagine you still need access to the platform (e.g. a Mac for iPhones) to produce even the wrapper.
Keep in mind that dynamic languages such as Objective-C and JavaScript will probably make it easier to debug, at least in my experience. If this is something brand new to you, a forgiving platform may be the best way to start.
- macco 16y agoBread and butter is Python for me. The reason why Qt was / is very interesting. Any experience with the Android Scripting Environment http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/ http://code.google.com/p/android-scripting/ ?