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What programming language should I start learning, if I would like to write softwares to Amazon Kindle?
On it's official website (http://www.amazon.com/gp/feature.html/?ie=UTF8&docId=1000476231) there is no information about it.
There is a Kindle SDK, visit the link I mentioned before.
Right now, the Kindle system is closed, so you can't write anything for it unless you work for Amazon. However, there are some reports that the system will open up at some point for third-party development.
The important thing is to learn how to program. The actual language is less important than the underlying core principles: variables, conditions, branches, loops, functions, arrays, and objects.
Having said that, it appears that Kindle is using a particular branch of the Java language. Standard Java is a very popular language in computer science classes, and there are many books on the topic (Including a very old one I wrote) It's not a bad language to start in, but all programming can be frustrating.
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Amazon kindle User Review...
By: Laura Lockhart "Travelbug"
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My husband and I have had our Amazon kindles for over 6 mos. now. Neither of us owned the Amazon Kindle 1, though we've seen it in action. Though we tend to use our Kindles differently, we both LOVE them. The text is unbelievably easy to read -- I am reading at night or in bed again. The dimmer light was more difficult for me with traditional books. Now I just change the font to a comfortable level. The books download easily and quickly and you're ready to go in a minute or two. Since we travel frequently, slipping the Amazon kindle in the overnight bag is SO much better than trying to choose which book(s) to take. My husband is an avid reader of the New York Times. He now has a subscription on the Amazon kindle.
No more piles of newspapers, no more searching all over our travel destination for a very early and/or very expensive copy at a newstore. Reading on an airplane is so easy -- I can hold it in one hand and change my position without struggling with a book. My husband has the "official" cover that carries more like a book. I like the feel of the Amazon kindle alone, so I use the Belkin carrying case and take the Amazon Kindle out when I want to read. Both are excellent and meet our individual needs. The buttons are easy to use, page turning is seamless, the dictionary function priceless.
Neither of us use the text to voice feature since we don't care to be "read to", so I can't really review that part. I understand some books do not have the feature enabled. It has revolutionized the way both of us read and we are in heaven! Battery life is awesome so we bring only one charger for both Amazon kindles when we travel. We are both reading more than ever. The only (and very minor) "glitch" I have noticed is that some books will sometimes have strange word separations -- like "rico cheted" or "bat tlement". I assume this has to do with the electronic transfer and depends a little on the font used. It is infrequent and not enough to be annoying.
Our "wish list" would be a bigger library but I know they're working furiously on that. Bottom line -- if you love to read and love to read ANYWHERE, get the Amazon kindle! Belkin Neoprene Sleeve Case for 2nd Generation Kindle Amazon kindle Leather Cover (fits 2nd Generation Amazon kindle)
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