ADVICE

What advice would I give to people who want to start? Look through github at open sourced tweaks for your ios version. Learn how they work. THEOS is required to make tweaks, which I have made a script to easily install it on my github. Knowledge of objective c is also required to create tweaks. Like many, including me, your first reaction would be ...to google 'how to make tweaks', don't. I speak from hours of experience trying to find decent up to date tutorials that explained anything well, but I couldn't. Of course, they teach you how to install THEOS and everything needed, but on the actual coding front, they don't teach you anything, only non-understandable information that you wouldn't understand as a beginner, don't waste your time doing this. Instead, look at my github and other developers github's. Mine is linked at the bottom of this page. It includes code to tweaks that are very small, to very big. Remember, complicated code doesn't always lead to a better tweak. For example, I created a tweak called FastCC that speeds up the control center and is only 5 lines of code. It has such a big effect on the presentation of your device and how you interact with it, but it is only small. The web is your friend, use it as you please, but know where to look. StackOverFlow is a very good website for fixing erros. Reddit is even better as it is real people giving real answers to your problems. There is a jailbreak subreddit that you can go on which is amazing, the home of the jailbreak community. On a negative front, like many, I have had to deal with hate and unkind comments as soon as I started developing. It took me a while to get my head round this, but people won't and don't always act the way you want them to. I know it is tempting, but trust me, the best thing to do is to ignore the comments. By doing this, you have automatically put yourself above them in every way, plus, if they see you replying to other people and not them, they won't like it. Feedback is always great, but know when constructive critism goes too far, deal with it professionally.