Learning to develop for Windows 10

My interest has been peaked in Developing apps for Window 10.

I have an I.T background but I've never written a line of code in my life or know anything about it really.

I found these online and just wanted to make sure I am starting in the right place:

https://channel9.msdn.com/Series/C-F...lute-Beginners

https://channel9.msdn.com/Series/Win...lute-beginners

These are the series I'm using to start. Bob Tabor is considered to be one of the best trainers anywhere.

Originally Posted by krisguy

These are the series I'm using to start. Bob Tabor is considered to be one of the best trainers anywhere.

I'm on the 4th video in the c# for absolute beginners.

He really is a great teacher.

Originally Posted by krisguy

These are the series I'm using to start. Bob Tabor is considered to be one of the best trainers anywhere.

It really gets to me that I can't tell whether he is sitting or standing... lol..

Originally Posted by krisguy

These are the series I'm using to start. Bob Tabor is considered to be one of the best trainers anywhere.

So apparently there is a newer video out that he made with VS 2015 about 4 months ago.

https://mva.microsoft.com/en-US/trai...RIC_1306218949

It's not on Channel 9 though.

Welcome to Windows world then! I can suggest you the Microsoft Virtual Academy and .NET Academy!

Originally Posted by krisguy

These are the series I'm using to start. Bob Tabor is considered to be one of the best trainers anywhere.

feel free to join our dev club on slack:)
http://forums.windowscentral.com/dev...-dev-club.html

Originally Posted by ttsoldier

So apparently there is a newer video out that he made with VS 2015 about 4 months ago.

https://mva.microsoft.com/en-US/trai...RIC_1306218949

It's not on Channel 9 though.

Nice to know.....whats the best application to run?

Is it VS 2015....or something else

Yeah, I use VS Community 2015. It's the free version.

I believe there is a newer version in beta, but I'm sticking with release versions.