Programing Tutorial/Resource Listing

[kohlrak]

I'd like to add the C++ tutorial i learned off of to this list, it don't constantly assume you already know all the other languages. I copied the pages to my site but some of them are missing. I am pretty sure there is a link to the original site from mine but you never know when somthing that good is gonna close. (It's only the good sites that close, the crappy ones live on forever.)

This is the version on my site. If you have any problems getting to the page let me know in a pm. Also PM me if you need a C++ compiler. I have 2 of them, 1 is good the other sucks and i don't know why i still have it.

[MegaVolt]

Ok. found it but it's not complete list of tutors on DelphiX
so I'll be searching for more.
As you may know Delphi is a Pascal language which was moved
to the world of Object Oriented Programming (OOP)
DelphiX is an addon for Delphi that allows to use DirectX in the projects
in the easiest way possible.
I'm sure coders who liked programming in Turbo Pascal and Borland Delphi
will enjoy programming in DelphiX as it brings Delphi to another level

Here's the link: http://turbo.gamedev.net/delphix.asp

[crusher]

I figured I'd copy and paste this here. I originally posted it in my project page but some people might not check it out. If you are gonna get serious with GBA programming I suggest these links.

First we have this page: http://www.cs.rit.edu/~tjh8300/CowBite/CowBiteSpec.htm
It's an invaluable source of information about the GBA hardware. You will need it, I guarantee you that.

Then we have www.gbadev.org
The best GBA programming community site. They have both open source stuff and a great forum for information.

I also recommend you to check out http://www.thepernproject.com/
There are some GBA programming tutorials there. Pretty good stuff.

And lastly, I recommend you to download this book http://www.jharbour.com/gameboy/
It's free of charge and a very good read if you are a beginner. He's pretty lousy at explaining some stuff but you will eventually get a hang of it if you just try to figure out stuff yourself.

That's all I got. Enjoy mon ami!

[Jase]

Dont know if this can help anyone but here i go:
Tools, resources and tutorials
www.gamedev.net
Game engine tools (Tribes 2 engine)
www.garagegames.com
Adventure game tools
www.adventuregamestudio.co.uk
Development tools
http://www.clickteam.com/English/index.php

[Slick William]

For the hardcore, here are a couple of open source 3D engines with modern features:
Crystal Space 3D
Irrlicht

If you are interested in graphics programming through OpenGL, be sure to check out NeHe.
Every C/C++ coder needs to know about STL.

And finally, here are a couple of free, quality C/C++ compilers:
Dev C++
Visual C++ Express

[MegaVolt]

Ok. Here goes OpenGL for Java.
For those who want to add some dimension to their programming
On this site are some downloads, demos, documentation and more.

http://www.jausoft.com/gl4java/

[Panda Man]

http://apps.sholay.com/cgi-bin/jobs/tutoprog.html

looks like a good site

[Topken]

ok do any of you guys know where a beggener should start? im talking about coding and the like.

[Stark]

These two are ok

http://programmersheaven.com/
http://www.codeproject.com/

They have a vast amount and most likely a beginer section.

[Topken]

ok thanks ill take a look you know how long ive been looking for this kinda stuff. ever sence i played my first video game.

[Stark]

well here is a specific game one if you are interested

http://www-cs-students.stanford.edu/.../gameprog.html

[hellspawn_rj]

http://www.freeprogrammingresources.com

multiple programming language tutorials

http://www.asp.net

asp.net

http://java.sun.com

everything about java

[hellspawn_rj]

do you know sites that has complete ebooks or complete tutorial(html,pdf,postscript) printable on any programming language(java mostly-ejb j2me)? i dont know about you guys but reading long tutorials on my computer hurts my eyes. I would like to create mobile apps

[Stark]

Hmm just spotted this one, I might give it a try sometime

http://k2pts.home.comcast.net/gbaguy/nesasm.htm

Coding for the NES

[madcrow]

Coding for Commodore 64: http://project64.c64.org/misc/index.html