Hey /g/ I'm a simple guy who likes computers and want to learn more about how it works and how can I get better on it..
the thing is, by now I don't own any computers (because my economy sucks now) I just have my android phone, and a tablet.. How can I start learning about programing, and practice at the same time, using my phone or tablet, any tips or recommendations? like download this and learn this language, or get it this page and practice this exercises... anything will help!
Thanks for your help guys, hope someday I will be able to perform any task in this world of computers
If you really want to learn to program then doing it on a phone is a waste of time. Save up for a used Thinkpad, put Linux on it.
>>55361094
You will can try learn python with you android device
Can will use Qpython3 and any book about python language or official documentation
Sorry for my English
>>55361281
Without "will"
sorry
>>55361143
This, if I have to be honest.
>>55361143
I will save some money to start, I really like to learn so I better get on it!
>>55361281
I will do it anon, don't worry about your language we both want to learn something new
>>55361094
I bought a used desktop with monitor for 60$.
I added 18$ used RAM and 20$ used GPU and now I have a good enough PC to play 2010-tier games and program.
PCs are very cheap now, if you don't have one its your fault for not buying a used one.
Also these guys are right >>55361281 you can program on your android phone. Just go to https://repl.it/ and program there in the browser.
>>55361094
https://repl.it/languages
>>55361094
Look at this this book http://bdcampbell.net/javascript/book/javascript_the_good_parts.pdf and these tutorials https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Tutorials
You can program in Javascript on your phone, just use some editor like QuickEdit to create yourprogram.html file and run it in android chrome (see http://android.stackexchange.com/questions/8312/how-can-i-can-open-local-files-in-the-default-android-browser )
Do not listen when /g/ bashes javascript, it is a nice fast high-paying language (if you don't believe me, see node.js salary stats).
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So what have you decided, OP?
