Nick B Wrote: > Michael P. wrote: > > For D, there isn't really much that you can learn from other than the > > tutorials at DSource, a tutorial at that can be located here: > > http://compsci.ca/v3/viewtopic.php?t=9518 > > (It's not very well known, so it's not as great as a learning resource) > > There's also Learn to Tango with D, documentation(I guess) and lots of > > other what I would consider "tutorial fragments" on some other websites. > > But those, for the most part, are all for people that have programmed in > > some sort of C-style language before. > > There happens to be no tutorials that would be suitable for beginners, and > > I think there should be. > > I would be happy to start off some, even if there are only very simple. I > > have a fairly good grasp on programming and the D language. > > I think it would help the D community, because D would then be a fairly > > viable option for a first language. > > Anyone else agree? > > -Michael P. > > I for one would agree with your points. > > My only question would be what framework would you use i.e. Tango ? > > > Nick B
Well, I use Phobos, so my first thought is using D1 and Phobos for a set of tutorials. I'm sure there isn't much that differs, so you could have a D1 + Phobos tutorial, and a D1 + Tango tutorial, that would only vary in lines of code dependent on Phobos or Tango. -Michael P.
