I know basic C#. I want to create an app for my gf, because she is going to a different country to do her masters. I want her to be able to push a button and get a cute message, but with a fair amount of random generation.
What do I use to build this? Is visual studio the way to go? It feels very heavy weight to me. Is there a more light weight less intimidating solution? I only know gamedev engines (unity) so this is new territory for me.
sound pretty gay dude, if I was your girlfriend I would break up with you
Colton Garcia
Do you want a phone app or a desktop app? Tbh youre better off sending her cute tezt messages
Zachary Young
Goal body.
Landon King
Android studio + java would be the least "weight" and more purposeful. But C# in visual studio isnt really heavyweight either.
I think she would like a bit more if you just send her cute messages while shes away desu. I think the app should do something different if you want to make something for her, try making a cute game if you're familiar with it!
>she is going to a different country to do her masters uh oh...
Andrew Long
read a book user
Juan Turner
She will keep on pressing that button as jamal fucks her
Chase Lee
these
Evan Perez
>gf >my >CS cuck >anime cuck >micro cuck LOL
Easton Hall
You could use VS Code as an alternative to Visual Studio.
Eli Perez
Use python to send a SMS everyday directly through the SMTP phone number address easiest way and you can spoof it to make it look like you're sending it.
>TFW you can answer the question but you'll still never have a at gf doing her masters. Feels bad.
Lincoln Gomez
I realized how stupid it was to suggest a language you can use c# if you want use anything you're comfortable with you can achieve the outcome with any language. Use something like the quotes by design api to get the quotes if you wanna make it really personal since you seemed kinda vague throw on keras and tensorflow and train a CNN by manually rejecting some quotes from the api for the first few months.By then the CNN will be able to takeover assuming the api you are using doesn't start reusing the same quotes. Which you can avoid with multiple source or just shitty horoscope quotes of the day. Hope this helps.
>I want her to be able to push a button and get a cute message That is the most autistic thing I've ever heard.
Also, why not just make a web app in 3 lines of Javascript and 3 minutes.
Lincoln Rodriguez
ever heard for python
Dylan Phillips
Oof
Jaxson Ross
I'm afraid it's gonna be this. Leaving a young gf to another country is always a mistake. Anyway cute idea OP.
Ethan Allen
>I know basic C#. I don't believe C# is the go-to language for any phone platform. I'm very sure there are ways to write phone apps in C#, but I would not start off that way if you're looking to get your feet wet.
Swift is the language for iPhone apps, and Java is the language for anything Android based. Start off with either/or.
>Is visual studio the way to go? Visual Studio (and all IDEs) are just more convenient ways to generate code. You could write all the files in Notepad++ if you want and it would work exactly the same.
However, it makes complete sense to use an IDE for developing phone-apps because of the large amount of boilerplate (technical configurations) are best just generated by an IDE.
Which IDE you want to use depends on what you're writing. Xcode is the one for iPhone apps, and Android Studio is the one for Android.
He doesn't know, fuckhead. That's why he's asking what he should do.
Jonathan Jenkins
this is so fucking stupid i don't even know what to say.
Zachary Green
C# truly is the cuck language
Jordan Murphy
You mean ruby
Jacob Brooks
If you want to use c# go for xamarin. It is integrated in visual studio
Christopher Robinson
If one knows c#, they can use xamarin to create mobile apps for any platform. It's easy to create an app with after doing a few tutorials. If they already know c# xamarin is a good way to go.
Leo Jackson
>cute message >less intimidating oh boy
Jaxon Clark
Just make a big fucking .bat file. Then just get the fuck out of here.
Nicholas Clark
shes going to cuck you big time user, and theres nothing you can do to stop her.
Andrew Wright
Xamarin and some cheap/free webhost like heroku. Visual Studio is great on memory compared to android studio and swift tooling is shit if you are not using MacOS
Joseph Diaz
Make a web app not a mobile app
Ryder Reyes
I am sorry, but this is what I think.
VS or VS Code, even if you install something like Qt creator, it's way more work also installing Min GW and so on. Just use VS. Uninstall it if you don't need it. Don't check all the things that you don't need during installation.