The Key To A Successful Board.

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Ok i have a suggestion, i really want this board to thrive, and i know z00ey does too. its our own special home. so i have an idea.

whenever we learn something new, like a new concept or set of commands etc. we write about it HERE.

so say like i just learnt about "cout", and "cin", then, write a little tutorial about it, it help you more, being able to write it will help you, teaching is learning (we do it in school, pick a subject, teach it, helps everyone)

and im sure it will help others too, not just the person writing it, because i HATE tutorials where they show off their language and confuse you.

so i think when people write simplified things (as they are a newbie), it is MUCH more understandable to the next newbie, and i think that is a much better way to progress in learning C / C++ / C#.

So please, think about what i have said and when you learn something new, write about it, in this board.

[z00ey]

i totally agree and will start to post my first codes tomorrow (too lazy today, lol.. ..just chatting and boarding day today )

..but i would have appreciated codes like that (even if they are not the best) just to understand first steps and how to handle certain basic things

..btw.. like your thread in "mirc dlls" board.. ..i have no clue about it yet, but for sure i will do later on.. ..and that s why it s just smart to have opened that thread with what you have found out so far (even if some "leet" coders might ...blah blah... , hope you know what i mean, lol)

anyway: i totally agree and will be with you like that in this section of the board, z00ey

*edit: fixed some typos lol.

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you think its helpful ? yay.

yeah, it was doing that, that made me realise how good it would be for here, but.
that is about all you need to know about dll's, well actually, thats ALL you need to know, the rest is C++ knowledge. i mean inbetween the parts i posted is just pure c++.

the trick is being able to ajust your normal programming to suit mIRC dll's. like, maybe when you would 'cout <<' something, you might have to write it to a file etc.

yeah i think it would be a good idea, and i am feeling really lazy today too, i will probably right something for it tommorow, but my post was mainly aimed at real newbies. but im sure what we have to say will help too.

[hacker]

I think its a good idea and i dont even know what cout/in is

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nah i feel like giving up, i mean the only two active people in this board is me and z00ey, and besides that
*watches tumbleweed blow past*
there isnt anyone, i think i have done my part to try and get people in this board to work together, its up to everyone else now.