... to a local apple tech shop here in berlin.
i couldn't work out what else to do, despite my nearly 2 decades of mac d-i-y usage
like many of us of course, my biggest concern is…
google.. first hit for "mysql java"
http://www.developer.com/java/data/article.php/3417381
there's no difference in using the technology in OS X or Windows or Linux or anything. …
I know, I've read most of that stuff, but it all talks about installing java and mysql and how to proceed from there. I was wondering if there was any information on using the vers…
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I've dug into the terminal to get Java working, but I can't find any information on how to make it interact with the built-in mysql.
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Hello everyone,
I'm about to start getting into programming. I had some Java lessons at school, so I thought I'd start off with that. So, are there any really good books to start o…
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Hello everyone,
I'm about to start getting into programming. I had some Java lessons at school, so I thought I'd start off with that. So, a…
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Originally Posted by SteveJobs
And is XCode ok even in the long run or would Eclipse (or something else?) be a better choice?
-- Or should I try to start getting going in…
If you're still in school, and future classes will be taught in Java, I would personally recommend sticking with Java...at least for awhile longer. IMHO, it is a real good idea to…
Steve, I'm coming from an academic standpoint. I'd say learn Scheme or LISP as a first language, because they are truly excellent, beautiful languages. After spending some time wit…
Hey everyone,
thanks for all the answers. I'll specify my point of view by commenting on some of your remarks.
I am no longer attending any kind of school, so I don't get any Java…
a few weeks have passed since the last post but i will still post for what it is worth...
what language you want to learn depends on what you want to acheive. why do you want to l…
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what language you want to learn depends on what you want to acheive. why do you want to learn programming? with anything a person does in l…
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Other than this, which compiler should I use in order to get into Java?
java sdk comes with javac. This is a good one. There is also…
yeah java is a good place to start.. it comes built into the OS? or do you have to install the developer packages yourself from the OS cd/dvd? lol.. i cant remember it has been age…
Cocoa/Objective-C. There's really no other option for great OS X apps. Sure, Java is popular, but you don't need to learn it as a first language. It's really something you learn la…
I've found the best way to learn a language and its API is to sit down and give yourself goals/projects to do. For example, work on writing a simple calculator or a really simple 2…
SteveJobs,
If you want to write applications for Mac OS X, Objective-C/Cocoa is definitely a great place to start. However, I suggest that you take daily supplements of learning L…
hello,
i replaced my ipods battery the other night and let it charge overnight. the next morning i went to listen to it, selected the song and hit play. before it would actually pl…