Bill
Sat, 03 Nov 2018 11:56:09
GMT in alt.comp.freeware, wrote:
This is all very well, but a search shows 244 usenet groups with
"programming" in the name and none with any combination of
"programming" and "java". A recommendation of a specific
programming group would be a great help.
I think you'll find leaving out the word programming and searching
for java (not javascript .js; different creatures) would yield far
better results.
The other thing I would like to comment on is the use or need to
stick to the specific default directory setup with Android Studio.
I wanted to be able to locate and understand the various elements
of the IDE and the program. The whole point of doing this is to
learn and having elements in "phantom" directories is not helpful.
If something IDE based doesn't work, it is usually fairly simple
to detect where something is looking and revert to defaults if
necessary. A release version of any program should be able to be
installed where the user wants or should clearly state, or define
, where it must be installed.
For experienced users, that's fine. Arlen isn't what I consider an
experienced or very knowledgeable user (Despite their claims to the
contrary), so, for the purposes of troubleshooting (and making my
life easier in the process), it's best that they allow the default
settings along with default suggested install folders to be used.
Once (if they can leave their attitude and arrogance at the door and
do what I tell them, specifically to do) we get it up and going, they
are more than welcome to reinstall it any place they like, assuming
all previously mentioned risks by doing so.
I do appreciate any help and discussion here.
I try to help when possible, time permitting, those who aren't
complete assholes towards me for no valid reason. Arlen for whatever
reason, is one of the latter.
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