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June 06, 2016, 08:26:45 PM |
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i have a idea about blockchain app . But I dont know any program language. Where I should Start and with which language (c# , c++ , java or anther ) And please , I would be glad if you share useful links  |
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achow101
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June 06, 2016, 08:29:58 PM |
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If you don't know how to program, then it is probably a bad idea to attempt to create an app without first learning the basics, especially when you are dealing with an app that could potentially risk people's money.
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karmenali (OP)
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June 06, 2016, 08:51:40 PM |
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If you don't know how to program, then it is probably a bad idea to attempt to create an app without first learning the basics, especially when you are dealing with an app that could potentially risk people's money.
yes you are right , but I have to learn slowly. How can I ? can you help me ? |
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achow101
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June 06, 2016, 08:55:27 PM |
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If you don't know how to program, then it is probably a bad idea to attempt to create an app without first learning the basics, especially when you are dealing with an app that could potentially risk people's money.
yes you are right , but I have to learn slowly. How can I ? can you help me ? Yes, you have to learn, but do not jump straight into attempting to program a large project. However, you should learn the language(s) that you will need to create that app. If you want a desktop app, try learning python, java, or c++. If the app is windows only, then you will want to learn C#. If you want a web app, then javascript is usually the way to go. For mobile, Java is for Android and objective C for iOS. These are the most popular languages. |
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karmenali (OP)
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June 06, 2016, 09:03:14 PM |
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If you don't know how to program, then it is probably a bad idea to attempt to create an app without first learning the basics, especially when you are dealing with an app that could potentially risk people's money.
yes you are right , but I have to learn slowly. How can I ? can you help me ? Yes, you have to learn, but do not jump straight into attempting to program a large project. However, you should learn the language(s) that you will need to create that app. If you want a desktop app, try learning python, java, or c++. If the app is windows only, then you will want to learn C#. If you want a web app, then javascript is usually the way to go. For mobile, Java is for Android and objective C for iOS. These are the most popular languages. a few time ago I started to learn java. Now i came to the array level. Can I do something about blockchain , there is a model created with java or a code ? if there can you send me message link ? |
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achow101
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June 06, 2016, 09:15:24 PM |
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If you don't know how to program, then it is probably a bad idea to attempt to create an app without first learning the basics, especially when you are dealing with an app that could potentially risk people's money.
yes you are right , but I have to learn slowly. How can I ? can you help me ? Yes, you have to learn, but do not jump straight into attempting to program a large project. However, you should learn the language(s) that you will need to create that app. If you want a desktop app, try learning python, java, or c++. If the app is windows only, then you will want to learn C#. If you want a web app, then javascript is usually the way to go. For mobile, Java is for Android and objective C for iOS. These are the most popular languages. a few time ago I started to learn java. Now i came to the array level. Can I do something about blockchain , there is a model created with java or a code ? if there can you send me message link ? Check out bitcoinj: https://bitcoinj.github.io/ if you want to use java. You will need to know, at a bare minimum, how to use methods, handle exceptions, and use multiple classes and objects in order to do anything. If you don't know any of those, then you should learn. Again, I highly advise that you find some course in whatever programming language you want to learn and learn that language until you are proficient and comfortable using it BEFORE you attempt to do any sort of large project. If you want a place to start, I suggest checking out wikiversity. |
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June 06, 2016, 10:28:23 PM |
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For starters, I would ask you do you have the time to learn this?
If you do then theres sources like treehouse that offer the course. But if you dont have the time I would just outsource the basics of it.
Then have someone to look at the code if its clean or not, and there are tools for this as well.
Sites like psd2html also offer coding as well you just gotta let them know its for an app.
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Velkro
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June 06, 2016, 10:32:24 PM |
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If you don't know how to program, then it is probably a bad idea to attempt to create an app without first learning the basics, especially when you are dealing with an app that could potentially risk people's money.
Exactly this, outsource this to company that knows what they are doing. You can learn, but blockchain/bitcoin related is high-end programming, most complicated there is. |
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June 08, 2016, 05:52:56 PM |
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I depends on the project scope. You can actually use any programming language to do the job.
I would address this topic in the Project Development section here on Bitcointalk. There are a lot of people which having vast experience with blockchain development. I recommend to provide more information then in this thread.
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