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Hi im just wondering does anyone know which software is the easiest to create a mobile application because theres a competition atm were we can win £500 but we have to create a mobile app about mental illnesses
so me and a group of other IT people have decided to team up to create one but
we dont know which software you use to create one????
Er can you even code?
you don't make an app with an app andy you need to know how to able to both code and design and it isn't just a quick job, developers spend months creating their apps and getting them right
You may find the following sites handy for you.
http://developer.apple.com/programs/ios/
http://developer.android.com/index.html
define code?? as in Java or Programming code?? i know friends that can code using Java and stuff but all i know is Programming code :( lol im just a designer tho but in our team we haveQuote:
Originally Posted by Marketing
1.Brains - 2 people
2.Designer- me
3.Coders- 2 people
... "programming code"... wat.Quote:
Originally Posted by 22andy223
For Android you need to learn Java, for iOS you need to learn Objective-C and Cocoa.
Doesn't sound like you actually know where to start to be fair.Quote:
Originally Posted by 22andy223
Not sure how accurate this list (not an expert in thousands of types of code myself, but you say you are).
A nice list of programming languages:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...ming_languages
lol
o lmao i mean Visual Basic C++ is the only one i know of but mates use others :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Recursion
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lmao thats why im not the brains :) :) im just deisgn the layout of it and stuff :) the rest is up to them but we want to know which ones we useQuote:
Originally Posted by Marketing
Visual Basic and C++ and both different programming languages...
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Originally Posted by 22andy223
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Originally Posted by 22andy223
Why do I sense a lie (check Tom's post)
If your "mates" "know others" why did you make a thread asking about the software when they are surely capable of sorting that out themselves?
when you open Visual Basic theres a thing for C++ and they never made an app before just gamesQuote:
Originally Posted by Marketing
What sort of games?Quote:
Originally Posted by 22andy223
No, when you open Visual Studio you have the option of what language you want the project to be in:
http://i.imgur.com/0y4yT.png
Just because an IDE supports multiple languages does not mean that they are the same thing. If you notice, I've also got support installed for C# and J# in Visual Studio in addition to C++ and Visual Basic.
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Originally Posted by 22andy223