geniusalz
Jan 31 2004, 12:33 AM
I'm writing a manual for actionscripts, and cannot decide whether I should aim it at people who already know programming, or for complete newbies (i.e. teach the basics such as variables, looping and decision-making)
Post your thoughts
flattspott
Jan 31 2004, 12:54 AM
Just a thought...
Even though the source for any actionscripts is readily available and you can figure stuff out by looking at the work of others, I say teach the basics like you said. Cause in the end you'll wind up having people post those kinda help questions anyways.
Unbewoffnet
Feb 1 2004, 07:15 AM
I'd say write for newbies, myself, but keep the sections separated. Like have a beginner's section and an advanced section, and explain what a conditional is in the beginner's section and how to do it in the advanced section. That may be more work, though. :/
chilin_dude
Feb 1 2004, 11:02 AM
Yeah! This will rock... hopefully i can get into it!
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