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by dtwwtd 16y ago
I recently did this for a 24 hour competition and even something as simple as this helped me learn a lot. (I had no prior Java or Android experience)
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
I'd like to see the ability to set priority on certain users' updates rising to the top. Expanded link to the survey: https://spreadsheets.google.com/viewform?formkey=dEYyWHdCNHd...
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
I agree with this completely. This is one skill I don't have that I definitely wish more emphasis was put on when I was younger.
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
Cool, feel free to let me know if you need help or get stuck. I'd be glad to help you out.
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
From one student to another: The best advice I can give you is to just build something . Pick some small annoyance you have and give yourself a strict timeframe and then build . You'll learn best by coding not reading. Just pick a languag
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
At the University of Michigan, our classes are taught in C++ although the early courses teach C data structures before allowing us to use things like classes or the STL. There are a handful of classes taught using other languages (Java, Pyt
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
We can already use C++ to develop games for Android. http://developer.android.com/sdk/ndk/index.html
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
I agree, they messed up. They've also been pretty good about trying to improve communications with their users in the past weeks.
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
Great, thanks! I was just typing project names after the command.
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
This is a great project! I'd like a way to be able to list existing tasks / projects and then I would probably use it
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by dtwwtd 16y ago
Steve Jobs claimed that vertical touch screens just don't work, so I'm not sure we'll be seeing a touch screen on a Mac anytime soon.