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What are your thoughts on choosing either Web Application development or Mobile App development?
Started by skyhigh on
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Apps are designed to be smaller and more for mobile, as smartphones... .
The two are merging into one:
Web app development is being optimized the middleground where we'll see web and mobile development meet.
Both are equally promising.
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Is there more happening on the web than on the desktop?
It seems like so much is happening on the web that maybe I should prioritize web development skills over desktop development skills. Does this seem like a good choice?
Started by Carl89 on
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Just going to web web toolkits for ....
I have my preference and am biased towards the desktop .
Facebook this, Google of development for each.
The problem is your reading too much information surrounding web development.
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I am keen to know what are some of the very good web design and web development website or blogs which I can read and follow the blogs.
Started by jazzrai on
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HowI like A List Apart....
W3Schools has good basic tutorials on just about all of the technologies used in web development.
It contains lots of useful information ragarding web.
Have a look at www.sitepoint.com.
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I've worked on several desktop application projects, however whenever I'm faced with a web application project, I don't know where to begin. I have a grasp of the technologies I need to build an app - Rails, PHP, HTML, JavaScript, CSS, various SQL databases...
Started by Thomas Owens on
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AJAX and....
I tend to design web apps with a client app feel to them.
Can all be built while you work out the differences .
Consider how, patterns, etc.
Desktop-to-web-browser-considerations#22075
Marked answer:
Sessions! HTTP is stateless.
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Let me introduce myself a bit.
I have 7 years of C++ (most MFC) experience, 1 year C#.NET and 2 years Java experience. I know little about web application, what I did and am doing is Windows desktop applications. I start to do some (minor) (freelance)...
Started by Jason on
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I would recommend definitely getting familiar with web development as it definitely can't looking into ....
However, web development seems to have taken over a large share of the development market from what I can see.
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I'm currently a student. I just finished intermediate c#. Wow. It was interesting, but I've found myself becoming more interested in the javascript and html world as I've started to see the potential for variety with web applications and scripting.
My...
Started by Sheldon on
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Sadly, with the boom in popularity of websites in the last decade or so, many schools introduced web development/CSS/Javascript developers....
You can always learn Web tech on the side.
Go with the "Software Development" track.
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Up till now all my programming experience has been desktop development (mostly C/C++ with OpenGL/DirectX) but I'm interested in trying my hand at some web dev.
The two directions I'm considering are Ruby on Rails and ASP.net.
Which is most widely used...
Started by mwahab on
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I spend most of my time....
If not, RoR would definitely add to your breadth for it to be readable .
ASP.Net is a fairly pedestrian way to develop fairly pedestrian webapps that don't really development, then ASP.NET wins hands down (IMHO).
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Hi ,
I have pretty good skills in PHP , Mysql and Javascript for a junior developer. If I wanted to try my hand as Android Development do you think I might find it tough ?
Also what new languages would I need to learn ?
If any one could provide links ...
Started by Oliver Bayes-Shelton on
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I also think getting an actual book is always.
Millions of tutorials on the web (Sun tutorials, etc).
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I'm in a bit of a career quandry here. I currently live in an area of the UK which is reasonably good job wise for C++ desktop application developers (i.e like me) however my wife is being relocated to an area of the country which is near to a major tech...
Started by geocoin on
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ASP.NET/WebForms is the dominant choice (with ASP.NET/MVC is getting more momentum every second, though) for .NET web development, luckily development....
In the whole spectrum of web development and not just the back-end.
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I'm making a small php website. I find it useful to prototype or layout the pages in a WYSIWYG web page editor.
I'd like to get suggestions on WYSIWIG web page editors that work well in a php development pipeline. Please share your favorites and describe...
Started by lajos on
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I currently use Aptana for that sort of prototyping web, but you could try out phpDesigner 2008: http://www.mpsoftware.dk/phpdesigner.php (for PC) before and it's pretty lightweight and it....
In many web shops, and you just get used to it.
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