What kind of coding is used to make apps with the SDK???

[PhaserFuzz]

I have never messed with code before and I'd really like to learn it and develop some apps. I know this is probably advanced stuff that'll take awhile to learn, but I'd like to start messing with it now. What should I research and how advanced is it? I'd appreciate any help with links or anything. Thanks for any input!

 

[brn2ski00]

depends on what you want to do. if you want to make a quick webapp using the SDK, all you really need to know if drag and drop with a bit of javascript.

 

[detz]

If you've never programmed don't expect just to jump and and create something good. The current project I'm working on is approaching 4000 lines of code and it's a small project.

 

[simonrobbie]

If you have a Mac, start reading the Objective-C and Cocoa documentation. Once you've followed a few tutorials on your Mac, using interface builder and Xcode, try some of the iPhone tutorials.

 

[brn2ski00]

If you've never programmed don't expect just to jump and and create something good. The current project I'm working on is approaching 4000 lines of code and it's a small project.

Right, don't expect to make something good.... but you literally could create an RSS feed webapp to your favorite website in less than 30 minutes.

 

[Niiro13]

The native applications use Objective-C.

You might want to start learning C, C++, or Java.

Really, all you need to get down is programming concepts. Programming isn't so much the syntax as it is using the basic concepts to solve problems (e.x. cout [C++], printf [C], println [Java] obviously all look different, but they all do the same thing [approximately]).