This is great. I suggest writing a tutorial on anything that you are learning, even if you are using a tutorial to learn it. If you don't really have a place to get started you can look through existing stuff on Wiki4D or questions on StackOverflow for some ideas.
A lot of the existing stuff on Wiki4D is greatly outdated, but it is much more fun to write something new in your own style, so if there is something that interests you feel free to replace it. Andrej Mitrovic Wrote: > I've just uploaded this page: > http://prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?D__Tutorial/CompilingLinkingD > > It's a small guide on using DMD and Optlink, and the usual confusion with > linker errors when using the import switch. Still it's too Windows specific > and it doesn't discuss DLLs. I think they're special enough to warrant a new > page, and I might be writing about them soon. I'm no expert though. > > A few days ago I've also written a small guide on how a typical D template > works from the ground up (in this case unaryFun): > http://prowiki.org/wiki4d/wiki.cgi?D__Tutorial/D2Templates > > I'm trying not to duplicate the effort and re-explain everything that TDPL > already explains perfectly. What other areas are newbies typically struggling > with when it comes to D? > > Actually, I could use a good tutorial or two for myself! :)
