we need to have a seperate forum for mobile application development.
serkan sendur 821 Banned Featured Poster
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Jump to Post— Nick Evan 4,005we need to have a seperate forum for mobile application development.
The obvious question here is: Why?
Jump to Post— Narue 5,707I believe niek_e was suggesting you show us where the demand for a new forum is. If we added a specialized forum at the whim of every noob with a new hobby, Daniweb would become so diluted as to be useless.
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serkan sendur 821 Banned Featured Poster
It has become very wide industry which requires seperate attention and work. It is not like learning C# or C++, you need to know lots of things related to platforms, kernels, communication tools and so on.
Narue 5,707 Bad Cop Team Colleague
I believe niek_e was suggesting you show us where the demand for a new forum is. If we added a specialized forum at the whim of every noob with a new hobby, Daniweb would become so diluted as to be useless.
serkan sendur 821 Banned Featured Poster
At least i am handling a big mobile application now and i dont have any place to post my questions in daniweb. i read .net compact framework pdf and some related stuff, it is a huge topic that needs attention.
Nick Evan 4,005 Industrious Poster Team Colleague Featured Poster
At least i am handling a big mobile application now and i dont have any place to post my questions in daniweb.
I disagree. You're programming it in some sort of program language right? Just post your questions in the forum where your language of choice is being discussed.
In the C/C++ forums (they even used to be combined in the past!) for example Microcontrollers get discussed, but also vision, win32, wxWidgets, threads, database access etc etc.
My point is: You don't want to split up the forums too much. Newbies will get disorientated very easily and with too many forums, they'll have no clue where to post their questions.
serkan sendur 821 Banned Featured Poster
I disagree. You're programming it in some sort of program language right? Just post your questions in the forum where your language of choice is being discussed.
In the C/C++ forums (they even used to be combined in the past!) for example Microcontrollers get discussed, but also vision, win32, wxWidgets, threads, database access etc etc.
My point is: You don't want to split up the forums too much. Newbies will get disorientated very easily and with too many forums, they'll have no clue where to post their questions.
I agree :)
Rashakil Fol 978 Super Senior Demiposter Team Colleague
I disagree :(
John A commented: I agree. -4
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