I'd start with storyboards in Xcode. Probably the easiest way to jump right into app dev, especially if you learn by seeing a visual representation associated with the code.

Beerfest on me bday, rip liver. Mead my only friend

I don't know if it's different for a crisis like this, but

An average of 82 cents of every dollar the Canadian Red Cross spends is invested in humanitarian services and programs.

pretty sure its still the best because of matching

I agree

http://www.redcross.ca/donate/fundraising-information/our-charity-profile--canadian-red-cross

koj, you would be proud
I just spent the last 48 hours(minus sleeping) outside

I have sun burn, it hurt

Pretty different. Usually the average is far less.

Thanks. Will look into this tomorrow.

@dx, already taken a bunch of business classes marketing and accounting included. Probably going to minor in it since I just need a few more classes.

Nice. Seriously, my favorite code-guys in our program are the ones who can think in terms of return on investment and pleasing the stakeholders. Makes both our lives a lot easier because then I don't have to ask them to change what they're doing cuz someone's breathing down my neck.

This post was edited by dxlightning on May 8 2016 09:30am

I'm really motivated to be self employed. Working shitty minimum wage jobs really puts it in perspective how much it sucks to work for someone. Starting with apps/coding because it's one of the better systems.