[nfbcs] Computer science major one computer?

[Nicole Torcolini]

What type of software development are you wanting to study? There are
numerous different programming languages, including some that are specific
to a certain area (web or desktop) or operating system (Windows or Apple).
What type of computers have you used before, and what kind of assistive
technology do you need? Regardless of what you study, some colleges require
courses that use Linux, so you will either need to use Linux or set up an
SSH program, such as Cygwin.
Per putting a virtual machine on a laptop to have a second operating system,
if you use JAWS, you are going to need a laptop with a huge amount of ram,
at least 16 GB or a custom made one with 32 GB.

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From: nfbcs [mailto:nfbcs-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of Oscar via nfbcs
Sent: Monday, April 24, 2017 8:25 AM
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Cc: Oscar
Subject: [nfbcs] Computer science major one computer?

Hello,

My name is Oscar Montiel. I am looking to be a computer science major.
Software development. What laptop/computer is recommended for this type of
major

Please let me know.






Oscar Montiel

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> So me and a friend are elaborating on a project as  and we are using 
> Swift swift and using bit bucket was wondering how to clone a 
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> I honestly recommend using github. Then you can use GIT (it's also 
> more accessible-Bit Bucket is a bit of a mess). XCode also allows you 
> to plug directly into git. HTH,
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