[FAHMI BASSEM]

I just finished high school, have plenty of time before going to college and I want to develop on free time but don't know where to start.
I've been a Windows fan since I got my 720 (2years ago), and I have never write any line of code :\

thank you in advanced!

[meandu229]

Try Learn to code | Codecademy to get to grips with some simple coding practise.

[onysi]

Funny I had the urge to do this. I downloaded visual studio and totally blank about it.

[Owen Dugmore]

Here's a good course for getting started with C#, one of the languages used with current Windows Runtime apps as well as Windows 10 Universal apps. https://www.microsoftvirtualacademy....beginners-8295

[michail71]

Learning software development is rather non-trivial but some people have a knack for it. I would try to take a class of some sort that forces you through various assignments. If you find you're getting excited, feeling creative and full of ideas you probably have what it takes :). I've never seen anyone that got into it for making money as being any good.

When I first started out I think it was easier then than now. You had far less you could do and didn't have to worry so much about frameworks, design methodologies and user experience.

Visual Studio is a fantastic IDE.

[namy_grooves]

Same situation

[KarmaEcrivain94]

1. Find motivation
2. Go here http://dev.windows.com/
3. Follow instructions to download Visual Studio 2015 + the win10 SDK. While it is downloading, go to channel9.msdn.com and watch tons of videos about developping for windows.
4. Create a new project
5. Start messing around
6. Try and understand the basic concepts, such as what xaml controls are, the difference between the interface (.xaml) and actual code (.cs), how xaml interacts with C# with events, etc...
6. Set yourself a simple goal, such as creating an app that displays "Hello to you too!" When you type in "Hi".

[Eng Soon Cheah]

You may refer to Channel 9, Microsoft MVA or Refer your Local Microsoft MVP

[colinkiama]

First you start here by learning C# and XAML: https://mva.microsoft.com/en-US/trai...qFYy_204984382

Then you learn how to make windows 10 apps: https://mva.microsoft.com/en-US/trai...wqB_4305632527

By the way of you have a student email (school/college /university) you can use that to get you a dreamspark about which will give you a free developer account.

Also, visual studio 2015 community is free to download.