Homebrew I want to get into coding. How should i start?

[Justinde75]

I want to learn how to code applications for the homebrew launcher. But where and how should i start? And what do i have to keep in Mind?

 

[Deleted member 373057]

Although I'm a bad coder (and still learning), I recommend learning the foundations of a language before moving onto more advanced topics. C I found challenging (even as of now), WITH prior experience to web development. Still, if you're determined, go for it. Use tutorialspoint or some youtube videos. Good luck!

 

[AboveColin]

Here is some information to get started and i used This tutorial, i'm a beginner too but if someone post here something useful maybe i can learn something from it xD

 

[Sonansune]

"surprise me please, Justinde75..."
"ok"

srcly? not again...

 

[Justinde75]

"surprise me please, Justinde75..."
"ok"

srcly? not again...

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"surprise me please, Justinde75..."
"ok"

srcly? not again...

I dont really know what you're talking about.

 

[Sonansune]

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I dont really know what you're talking about.

cuz some of your threads are..... funny....

 

[Justinde75]

cuz some of your threads are..... funny....

Ok?

 

[ImCarlosGG]

Edit: I'm stupid. Nevermind.

 

[Justinde75]

Edit: I'm stupid. Nevermind.

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[LOLIPOP_MASTER]

Great discussion 10/10 keep doing what you're doing XD

 

[Justinde75]

I dont know why but some think my question is funny, but its not supposed to be funny.

 

[LOLIPOP_MASTER]

I dont know why but some think my question is funny, but its not supposed to be funny.

I don't think your question is funny but the answers are XD

 

[Justinde75]

I don't think your question is funny but the answers are XD

I dont really think my answers are funny either but ok

 

[ketal]

C++ is fine to develop homebrew apps. C is harder and quite complex for a beginner, but I started with that and had no problems at all learning C++ later on

 

[Justinde75]

C++ is fine to develop homebrew apps. C is harder and quite complex for a beginner, but I started with that and had no problems at all learning C++ later on

I have some experience with python haha, but i need to check out c and c++ too.

 

[ketal]

I have some experience with python haha, but i need to check out c and c++ too.

If you have experience with python and you'd like to jump straight to C, this might be good for you

 

[Justinde75]

If you have experience with python and you'd like to jump straight to C, this might be good for you

So i should jump straight to c and skip c++?

 

[ketal]

So i should jump straight to c and skip c++?

C is harder, do as you wish. It depends on what you want to do, really.

 

[Justinde75]

C is harder, do as you wish. It depends on what you want to do, really.

Ok haha

 

[RednaxelaNnamtra]

So i should jump straight to c and skip c++?

you could say C++ is an advanced C. C could be easier, while c++ makes it easier for big projects like games to write structured code.
Also if you know c, many other languages are easy to learn.