Q. Hi all, I immigrate to canada next year and I d like to know which platfrom and which language is better in the market. I have experience on JAVA, C# and PHP and personally prefer to start learning android programming(JAVA), can i find a job in this field or its better to continue .NET and going for SLIVERLIGHT or WCF?
A. If you personally prefer to learn android and/or Java programming then that is what you should pursue.
Having said that, good Silverlight, WCF, and WPF programmers are rare and can still command a great deal of money in the market place. Despite what others have said, Microsoft and .NET are not failing. Plenty of businesses out there looking for good Windows programmers.
Having said that, good Silverlight, WCF, and WPF programmers are rare and can still command a great deal of money in the market place. Despite what others have said, Microsoft and .NET are not failing. Plenty of businesses out there looking for good Windows programmers.
Is there a app/program for android that will automatically roam and connect to passing wifi networks?
Q. lets just say im in a car and i am passing through a neighborhood with a lot of wifi networks coming and going... is there an android program/app that will automatically connect to passing wifi networks? basically, is there something that will keep me as connected to the internet as possible while in the car WITHOUT me actually going into wifi settings and connecting to a new network every 45 seconds?
A. Yes, and according to a German study, 99% of them are vulnerable to identity theft by anyone with a cell phone or laptop.
How should I put my current college enrollment on my resume?
Q. I am looking for get a job related to what I'm going to school for. I am enrolled in Mobile Development (iOS an Android programming and graphic design) and haven't learned very much (second month) I want an entry level job that will provide me with relevant experience. Should I put down what I'll be learning in the description of my current education?
A. Under Education, put something like "currently enrolled in the Mobile Development program at XX University".
Do you need to know Java before starting Android programming?
Q. Right now I am learning Actionscript 3 with Flex/Flash , however I purchased a book about Android mobile programming(google) do I really need to know Java before starting Android Develop?
I was looking at some Android code, Of course I was not familiar with the syntax of it but I could understand the code.
I was looking at some Android code, Of course I was not familiar with the syntax of it but I could understand the code.
A. ActionScript kinda gives you Objects, but does not require Objects. The Timeline is a crutch that chunks your proceedural code efforts.
Java, on the other hand, makes Objects mandatory to get anything done. After that, Android is much like Google Web Toolkit. Your java is then morphed into Android to run.
I would suggest the NetBeans IDE, add the Android plug-in. You get an emulator and a code syntax checker. Get a good book on Android.
Java, on the other hand, makes Objects mandatory to get anything done. After that, Android is much like Google Web Toolkit. Your java is then morphed into Android to run.
I would suggest the NetBeans IDE, add the Android plug-in. You get an emulator and a code syntax checker. Get a good book on Android.
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