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CDMA is basically done in the US. The Sprint network is gone and Verizon has allowed non CDMA phones for several years, with their CDMA network ending next year.Aren't "CDMA" carriers hybrids these days: CDMA-based 3G but GSM-based 4G (LTE), which is why they now have SIM cards. But not being American (and CDMA being largely restricted to North America) I don't have experience of how that works in practice.
Kotlin's pretty good. Javascript also helps.I have taught myself some basic programming (C, C++) as a hobby. But I often hear these days that people (professionals and hobbyists) develop mobile applications, games etc. for iPhone and other popular hand-held devices on their own. I am also interested in developing a small app or two for own mobile. I need to know the following, please guide me.
1. Am I right in selecting Objective C as my way of developing games and apps for my own mobile? Is Objective C the best choice?
2. Which are the best books for learning Objective C language?
3. Are there any good sites that offer Objective C tutorials?
4. Is there a free IDE/development tool for developing apps for my mobile in Objective C? I will be using my Linux machine only with either Ubuntu or Fedora, no Windows, so the IDE has to be Linux compatible.
5. Once I have develop something using an IDE on my Linux (Ubuntu/Fedora) pc, how do I transfer the same to my mobile or other hand-held device?
6. What is the best way to start? Send me your suggestions.
Thanks.
It's not a bad suggestion, and I personally think that Google's app is rather rubbish. But Signal has the same problem as other internet-based messaging apps: you need everyone you want to message to use it (a problem known as the "network effect", which make it very hard to displace incumbents once they become dominant - something key to the big tech companies' business models).Considering that there are at least a gazillion texting apps, I just don't get excited about Google's.
Use Signal, and make it your default.
