2014-10-17, 16:29
Hello,
I have been a long time XBMC/Kodi User, but have never posted to the forum. First I would like to thank you for the wonderful work you do!
Secondly, I am considering going back to college, and I love to tinker with XBMC/Kodi, along with many other tools that I use. I have realized that i want my degree to definitely be Comp Sci Based. One of my main issues is I am an absolute newbie when it comes to coding or anything having to do with the actual development side of the tools that I use like XBMC/Kodi. I was hoping someone might be able to stear me in the right direction as to what degree I should study, specifically what coding I should learn so that I may one day be able to develope in the tools that I love and use!
Thank you!
I have been a long time XBMC/Kodi User, but have never posted to the forum. First I would like to thank you for the wonderful work you do!
Secondly, I am considering going back to college, and I love to tinker with XBMC/Kodi, along with many other tools that I use. I have realized that i want my degree to definitely be Comp Sci Based. One of my main issues is I am an absolute newbie when it comes to coding or anything having to do with the actual development side of the tools that I use like XBMC/Kodi. I was hoping someone might be able to stear me in the right direction as to what degree I should study, specifically what coding I should learn so that I may one day be able to develope in the tools that I love and use!
Thank you!