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 Sep 5 2009, 02:42
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 The Shoobadooble
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I'm always seeing posts on forums (not usually this one but others a lot more) and am always being asked by friends if I know of good websites/ebooks to help learning a programming language and I thought I would share this - I know this isn't exactly a tutorial and it's an easy task to Google this but it may be a useful thing so it can be later referred to when questioned (?).
Not all languages are covered in this - only ones I've used/searched for. So I'll start with the Windows-based ones and then move on to the cross-platform languages. The online tutorials at www.homeandlearn.co.uk, I would always recommend because the dude who wrote them explains this in such an easily understandable way, gives you, at the end of the modules, tasks which you can do to practice what you have learnt and this guy's tutorials are the best I've come across on the Internet. Batch/MS-DOS; (Windows only): Batch Tutorial Visual Basic .NET: Home & Learn - VB .NET Visual C# .NET; ( pronounced as C sharp by the way): Home & Learn - Visual C# .NET ASP .NET: ASP.NET-tutorials.com Python: Beginner's Guide - wiki Java: Sun Microsystem's tutorial C++: C++ online Pascal: Entire Pascal Language tutorial Bash; (Linux only): Basch Scripting Tutorial Web Design: Home & Learn - Web Design PHP: Home & Learn - PHP -------------------- See above for my post... Vista is the begining of the END. Go Open source...! |
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Nov 7 2009, 00:44
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Not to resurrect an old post - but this should be pinned
 both here and in the Programming section.Awesome work! Helped me out a lot. |
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Nov 7 2009, 06:40
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Pinned!
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Nov 7 2009, 11:46
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The Shoobadooble
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-------------------- See above for my post... Vista is the begining of the END. Go Open source...! |
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Nov 16 2009, 19:06
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The Shoobadooble
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I forgot to add this until now when I just found the application again.
For those of you Windows programmers using the Visual Studio suite for your .NET languages, there is also a Linux alternative called MonoDevelop. To get this, you can download it from the subversion repository, providing you have the Subversion package by typing QUOTE svn co svn://anonsvn.mono-project.com/source/trunk/monodevelop or apt-get install monodevelop from the terminal or you can download it from the MonoDevelop Download page. -------------------- See above for my post... Vista is the begining of the END. Go Open source...! |
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