07-12-14 12:16 AM
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  1. fyeahnick's Avatar
    fyeahnick
    I've had very little experience with software development languages (3-4 years ago I did C++ and PHP in school but didn't really pay attention to it). I am, however, more familiar with HTML and CSS (which I know are rather irrelevant here).

    Is learning C++ enough? Where should I start learning? Is there a learn-as-you-go program/app for it, like DuoLingo but for C++? Also, is it enough of a language if I want to release the app in Android and iOS?

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    07-11-14 08:33 PM
  2. MrGabriel's Avatar
    MrGabriel
    Cascades
    07-11-14 08:33 PM
  3. Daniel Montanaro's Avatar
    Daniel Montanaro
    I believe cascades is based on c/c++.

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    07-11-14 09:11 PM
  4. Rahul1234's Avatar
    Rahul1234
    You need c++ for the back end of the code but for the front end, you need to use qt/cascades

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    07-12-14 12:13 AM
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    thurask
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    Cascades is nice. App logic is in C++, while the UI is in QML/JavaScript.

    Alternatively, you can make a WebWorks app in HTML/CSS/JavaScript, which is more portable than using Cascades (at the cost of performance and look).

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    07-12-14 12:16 AM
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