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nihalkaradan 12-31-2013 12:59 AM

Linux programming
 
I am a professional programmer and created many apps for android i want start learning to code linux and start a new beggining on opensource programming where progrmming is free please help me where to start

druuna 12-31-2013 03:27 AM

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Originally Posted by nihalkaradan (Post 5089460)
i want start learning to code linux and start a new beggining on opensource programming where progrmming is free please help me where to start

That is a rather general statement.

- What exactly do you want to do?
- Do you have (general) Linux experience?
- What programming experience do you have (C, C++, shell, asm, perl, ??, ??)?
- Do you want to do kernel related stuff or be part of an (open source) project or start your own project?

Without a more detailed description of what it is you want it is rather hard to point you in a specific direction.

TB0ne 12-31-2013 10:30 AM

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Originally Posted by nihalkaradan (Post 5089460)
I am a professional programmer and created many apps for android i want start learning to code linux and start a new beggining on opensource programming where progrmming is free please help me where to start

Well, if you're already a professional programmer that has worked with Android:
  • You already know how to program
  • Since Android apps are written in Java or C/C++, those are already free to develop in
  • There is no cost to develop Android apps...the toolkits, development environment, and SDK's are free.
So what do you need to learn? Linux supports MANY languages, two of which you already know. Your question is very vague.

bangkokguy 12-31-2013 05:46 PM

I am a professional programmer who recently switched to linux. The first thing which I've had to learn is obviously linux. It could be in your case the first step, too.


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