I need some help, please anyone

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I need some help, please anyone Anonymous 12/09/15 (Wed) 13:26:54 252bb5 No.3687

Hello /prog/. I am a 19 year old university student. I am really into software engineering but i want to go full professional ( i also study software engineering ). What i know is just some C++ , some Java , some HTML/CSS/JS , some Ruby. I also know nothing about GUI or how to connect GUI to a program. ( i am still pretty much a n00by ).

Here is what i have:

Current IDE : Qt Creator

OS : Ubuntu 14.04.3 , Windows 7 Ultimate (dual boot).

Knowledge : Pretty basic concepts.

Here is what i want :

>Master Java or C++ ( or both if possible )

>Learn how to create and use GUI

>Complete web programming

>Get at least some good knowledge about security,servers,etc.

>Learn some basic Assembly ( which i have no idea about, mostly for some projects in university ).

Links, guides, pdf, anything that can help. I am at your mercy people. As long as it is free i can do it ( right now my economic situation is pretty bad ).

Now most of you would ask why don't i just wait untill finish university. As i mentioned above my economic situation is pretty bad and i can afford going to university untill most this year. Basically i have untill the 2nd of July 2016 to do all this.

Anonymous 12/10/15 (Thu) 06:49:57 5c58f6 No.3692

Unfortunately, GUI programming tends to be annoying. The least painful out of the ones I've tried were .NET, AWT/Swing and Python tkinter.

Since you know Java, have a go at Swing or AWT. Netbeans has a built-in GUI designer, so you'll be able to focus more on the flow of GUI programs and figuring out what a good GUI is like, and less time using tedious imperative GUI set-up code. Though, you'll have to learn that eventually.