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	som3a	2012-08-12 , 15:57
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Hi folks ,

i started to learn some programming languages (i do love programming

) but the thing is i don't know what language to start with , so i get some books about java and python , actually am doing great on those two .

I need ur experience on this field , i wanna some advices about what books can turn me from noob to professional ,

also i do need to know what applications and plugins i can use to write & compile the programs
am using PyGTKeditor , nano and ipython to do this !
But it so bad when dealing with the java applications !!!!

thanks in advance !

som3a ,,

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marmistrz	2012-08-12 , 15:59
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Originally Posted by som3a

Hi folks ,

i started to learn some programming languages (i do love programming ) but the thing is i don't know what language to start with , so i get some books about java and python , actually am doing great on those two .

I need ur experience on this field , i wanna some advices about what books can turn me from noob to professional ,

also i do need to know what applications and plugins i can use to write & compile the programs
am using PyGTKeditor , nano and ipython to do this !
But it so bad when dealing with the java applications !!!!

thanks in advance !

som3a ,,

I'd suggest C++ and Qt/QML.

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	electroaudio	2012-08-12 , 19:59
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Python is very good since it is well integrated in the system, if you need to do faster programs then you need to download and install scratchbox and work with C ( =Gnu C Compiler )

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MartinK	2012-08-12 , 20:06
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You can also connect to you N900 over (local) network with ssh (you can use Putty for this on Windows) and use a CLI editor (vi, vim, nano,...) with a big window on you computers screen + real keyboard to edit the files on your N900.

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	som3a	2012-08-13 , 12:58
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Originally Posted by MartinK

You can also connect to you N900 over (local) network with ssh (you can use Putty for this on Windows) and use a CLI editor (vi, vim, nano,...) with a big window on you computers screen + real keyboard to edit the files on your N900.

thanks but i do want to use my n900 not by a PC,

Originally Posted by electroaudio

Python is very good since it is well integrated in the system, if you need to do faster programs then you need to download and install scratchbox and work with C ( =Gnu C Compiler )

Originally Posted by marmistrz

I'd suggest C++ and Qt/QML.

i see u all suggestsing me learn C,C++ and Qt/QML ,, can u give me links to start with ,
i will complete python and start in C,C++

can i write programs by those languages in n900, if yes what applications do i have to get

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	Zas	2012-08-13 , 13:48
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You could try DON900 and DonQt http://talk.maemo.org/showthread.php...ighlight=donqt

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	electroaudio	2012-08-13 , 15:35
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Originally Posted by som3a

thanks but i do want to use my n900 not by a PC,

i see u all suggestsing me learn C,C++ and Qt/QML ,, can u give me links to start with ,
i will complete python and start in C,C++

can i write programs by those languages in n900, if yes what applications do i have to get

You can get very far with only python and when you know how the n900 works in python then you also know what you need for learning C ,but it isnt necessary to learn C unless you are going to do stuff that really needs the speed.
Personally i have used PyGTKeditor, it is very simple but fits me very well, but you can use which texteditor you want, pythonprograms are just textdocuments.

Beginners guide:
http://temporaryland.wordpress.com/2...n-for-newbies/

PyGTK tutorial, very good reference.
http://learngtk.org/pygtk-tutorial/

Some N900 specific addons to GTK
http://wiki.maemo.org/PyMaemo/UI_tutorial

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	som3a	2012-08-13 , 17:45
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Originally Posted by electroaudio

You can get very far with only python and when you know how the n900 works in python then you also know what you need for learning C ,but it isnt necessary to learn C unless you are going to do stuff that really needs the speed.
Personally i have used PyGTKeditor, it is very simple but fits me very well, but you can use which texteditor you want, pythonprograms are just textdocuments.

Beginners guide:
http://temporaryland.wordpress.com/2...n-for-newbies/

PyGTK tutorial, very good reference.
http://learngtk.org/pygtk-tutorial/

Some N900 specific addons to GTK
http://wiki.maemo.org/PyMaemo/UI_tutorial

really thanks ,, was a helpful post !

u say that , i have to master the python then go to C , ?

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unexpected	2012-08-13 , 18:49
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hi all,
thanx for this thread.

i also love programming and want to develope/design/make programes but i m totally noob.I m a good user of electronics(N900,PC,etc.) but totally zero in programming.
I m also familiar with BASIC (an old programming language

),i mean while,if,input,for,next,etc statements and loops.
I want to know which programming language i should start with.
(My first Programming Language???)
I searched alot in google but doesnt find anything helpful.
there are many best developers in MAEMO.ORG therefore i poste here to get some help about my carrier so Please help me all & give me suggestions

God bless us all (either some1 help me or no1

)
Thanx in Advance

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MartinK	2012-08-13 , 19:33
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Originally Posted by unexpected

I m also familiar with BASIC (an old programming language ),i mean while,if,input,for,next,etc statements and loops.
I want to know which programming language i should start with.
(My first Programming Language???)

Python is quite similar to Basic (and Pascal) in its syntax without any unnecessary brackets, semicolons, etc. Some people even call it "executable pseudocode".

See one of the posts above for nice Python programming examples.