Very nice thread, you have inspired me to give scripting a crack. I already have a little java knowledge, just need to buckle down and learn!

Very nice thread, you have inspired me to give scripting a crack. I already have a little java knowledge, just need to buckle down and learn!

Goodluck If you need any help, don't be afraid to ask.

Nice progress man

Good to see how you're moving ahead.

Posting so the last post isn't from a shithead

really cool thread - cant believe i didnt see this before

Edited August 10, 20169 yr by Imateamcape

Yeah man this is awesome what you're doing here

Posting so the last post isn't from a shithead

Thanks for that

 

really cool thread - cant believe i didnt see this before

 

 

Yeah man this is awesome what you're doing here

Thanks guys I appreciate the support. I just wanted to show that anyone can learn java and make their own scripts. 

Very nice thread, you have inspired me to give scripting a crack. I already have a little java knowledge, just need to buckle down and learn!

Saw that you have been releasing some scripts! Congratz man, I knew you could do it

Thank you for showing me that i could

Thank you for showing me that i could

No problem If you ever have any questions, just message me 

 

 

Day 3 

 

• I downloaded the Learn Java app and have completed the first few assignments.
• I also ordered the book Head First Java on Amazon and it will be here tomorrow.
•  

 

Was the book useful?

Was the book useful?

It is useful for the basics especially the first few chapters.

I strongly recommend using CodeAcademy tho to get the basics down. It's a pretty fast course but it teaches you the basics to Java.

If you want to go more advanced then I recommend the book

Dope, but all in all you can only learn so much java from scripting.. 

Dope, but all in all you can only learn so much java from scripting.. 

Agreed you have to do other things to learn more. 

Watching videos and tutorials on java in general is useful if you are interested in more than just coding.

Agreed you have to do other things to learn more. 

Watching videos and tutorials on java in general is useful if you are interested in more than just coding.

 

Those videos and tutorials don't really touch what I think is important most times. What one should really focus on is learning methodologies of software development, learning how to gauge software quality, learning how to conduct software tests, project management, etc. 

wow, had no idea you've only been scripting for less than half a year, been running your scripts they are great! time for me to have a crack at it!