http://www.ndtv.com/page/play Can anyone please tell me what sort of programming is used to make a desktop app like this that streams video? I am looking for whats the best language to do this in? Thanks=)
I didn't really check it out but if you are looking to make a DESKTOP Application you could use any major programming language. C++, C#, Java... Personally I would use C#...
Any of the popular compiled languages would work. Why not just package a browser and do it in HTML/Flash though. So much easier as the heavy lifting is already done for you.
Hello and thanks for your reply. I am looking to develop a cross platform app, not a website. I guess theres the same reasons as spotify dont have just a website. Also guessing flash apps (air) are slower on windows, as i see spotify is faster that wimp..? Supposed to be built with custom interface for each win, mac, android phones, android tablets, iphone, ipad
You won't be able to build a cross platform app. It will require a rewrite and possibly in a different language depending on your target. You don't even know what you are talking about. Don't guess. You are going to build a separate application for Windows, mac, android, and iphone...
You don't even know what you are talking about. Don't guess. This is because i heard many people talk about this saying wimp is much slower on a windows os than spotify (many cases of this). Reason i am guessing is that i myself havent tried wimp cause it costs money. Have you tried both wimp and spotify and can tell me this without guessing?
A lot of languages are very similar but I think its probably Java but I'm sure there's a program better suited.
That says that a single language won't do the job. You'll be using a few languages. (Android and iPhone in one language? Not for a serious program.)
Win - C++ Mac - Java Android and iphone - ? Allthough i see Adobe Air advertise their apps to function on all of the above?
Win - a few different languages Mac - a few different languages Android - Java iPhone - Objective C Adobe Air isn't a programming language, any more than "green" is.