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According to my experience, if you want power and control over everything you're planning to do, mid-level programming languages like C++ are beasts. But if you want to do an application quickly, easily, without headaches, blah blah, I'd recommend .NET. Its class library rules, the CLR is good (I do...

I learned a lot with this tutorial http://www.lazyfoo.net/SDL_tutorials/index.php.

He uses C++ and SDL for the game programming.

I hope you find it useful.

I've heard it's good to start off with an easy programming language. I've also heard Python is good for starters.

For a C++ compiler I'd recommend Borland, but I've just used that one and Visual Studio.

I've found that if you want to start learning a new programming language, or a new topic about that programming language, you need to work in a project you like (or most likely need ). For example, when I was learning data streaming in C# I decided to practice making a report generator app, because ...

Hello everyone, I'm currently studying something like computer engineering ( ingeniería en sistemas computacionales in Spanish; I don't know how to translate that). I get really bored and desperate in school, as I'm practically not learning anything at all. That's why I decided to search for a hacke...