Anyone Know How to Write Code

Writing an OS?
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Good luck with that one, JRS.
 
Thought you were going to be talking about an app. But, an entire OS? Damn, there's a reason there's only a few OS out there.
 
write a program so that when i put my labtop on my lab it doesnt burn my thighs and future children
 
That requires a TON of groundwork before you begin to write an os. Not saying it cant be done, but it's not particularly a one man job.
 
Originally Posted by Mycoldyourdone

write a program so that when i put my labtop on my lab it doesnt burn my thighs and future children
what is a labtop and why would you put it on your dog?
 
Originally Posted by whyhellothere

join the crowd word to the hundreds/thousands of linux OSes out 
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might be out your league OP
 
Originally Posted by JohnnyRedStorm

Like an os for a tablet or labtop? Always wondered if it was hard or not.


It takes years to make a solid OS, many people have tried to make linux based OS's but one truly from scratch is difficult. As far as writing code, it's not that difficult I picked it up over the last year somewhat.
 
Originally Posted by ATLien Seeko

Originally Posted by go rilla

Originally Posted by Mycoldyourdone

write a program so that when i put my labtop on my lab it doesnt burn my thighs and future children
what is a labtop and why would you put it on your dog?


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I had to read that a few times.
 
I develop video games... specifically gameplay programming

I've written quite a few tool-sets and applications for our studio and have developed some custom firmware for various devices. I've also written my own Linux kernal.

Never done anything for the iOS but have done a lot with android.

::Kayne Shrug::
 
CodeAcademy.com
...is starting a daily/weekly code activity to learn how to do it. It teaches fundamentals. They made it the new-years resolution for a bunch of people.

Go ahead and sign up.

Thank me later. 
 
I think writing up or learning how to do coding of any sort is hard to learn from scratch unless you have experience
but thats just my opinion. Right now im in school learning about cisco and routers, so far it is hard if you dont have
any experience in the field. After this cisco course im going to be learning about microsoft.

I went into the course not knowing anything and slowly learning. idk if this helped or not but i can imagine that
that kind of stuff would be harder
 
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