Programming Apps

[Cory]

Have you ever downloaded and tried to learn programming via programming apps? I just recently re-downloaded Programming Hub from the Google Play Store on my Google Chromebook. I originally used it on my iPhone. Do you think it's a decent way to learn? If you've tried any of the apps, which ones have you tried?

 

[Tyrsson]

Can't say I have ever used one of these. Not even so much as to know they existed actually until just recently lol.

 

[Spartan]

I tried Mimo a little bit, it’s kinda like duo lingo though, unless you work outside the app also your learning is limited

 

[Cory]

I like Udemy for learning too since there are a variety of courses to choose from not to mention, free ones. A lot of them will have you work along with them so you can try stuff out yourself. I think I only purchased one course there that was for sale at the time and I only finished 41% of it.

 

[AjayJunkies]

I haven't ever used apps. The best way to learn programming is to grab an open source project of something you're interested in, such as a game you like playing, and slowly make changes to it.

 

[Empire]

Many years ago yeah, but then ended it soon after. We wanted to make an app for our GTA clan for our members but we didn't get to finished it.

 

[Arantor]

Am I the only one who starts by reading the docs?

 

[AjayJunkies]

Am I the only one who starts by reading the docs?

Maybe, I do it a bit reverse. I look at some existing code then I go to the docs to learn about what I'm looking at.

 

[Cory]

It might not go in line with learning necessarily, but Stack Overflow usually always has an answer to my programming-related questions.