Empty programming sections
Posted: Mon Sep 19, 2011 3:44 pm
Hello,
Ive noticed a few sections of the site are empty or have only a few topics/posts within them and im wondering if anyone knows how to program for these languages/devices.
Empty sections are:
iOS iPhone/iPad
Android
Windows Phone
XNA
ASP/ASP.net
Can anyone use these?
I know the main language used by almost everyone here is VB.Net but does anyone know or actively program in the languages above?. If any is struggling to come up with new project ideas or want to take on a challenge perhaps you could take the plunge and attempt to learn one of those and share your experience/knowledge with us.
Apart from the languages listed above perhaps you are interested in web sites and would like to learn HTML, CSS, Javascript and broaden your knowledge a little. Personally before I started this website I knew nothing about PHP and very little HTML but im now fairly comfortable using them and im now tring to figure out XAML on the side. Ive also noticed a few members over the last year who have moved from VB to C# and are still using it today.
Infact I challenge you to learn a new language and just give it a go to see what comes of it you may find one your an absolute natural at using and didnt even know it.
You wont know unless you try cooll;
Ive noticed a few sections of the site are empty or have only a few topics/posts within them and im wondering if anyone knows how to program for these languages/devices.
Empty sections are:
iOS iPhone/iPad
Android
Windows Phone
XNA
ASP/ASP.net
Can anyone use these?
I know the main language used by almost everyone here is VB.Net but does anyone know or actively program in the languages above?. If any is struggling to come up with new project ideas or want to take on a challenge perhaps you could take the plunge and attempt to learn one of those and share your experience/knowledge with us.
Apart from the languages listed above perhaps you are interested in web sites and would like to learn HTML, CSS, Javascript and broaden your knowledge a little. Personally before I started this website I knew nothing about PHP and very little HTML but im now fairly comfortable using them and im now tring to figure out XAML on the side. Ive also noticed a few members over the last year who have moved from VB to C# and are still using it today.
Infact I challenge you to learn a new language and just give it a go to see what comes of it you may find one your an absolute natural at using and didnt even know it.
You wont know unless you try cooll;
