Dimitar, I am on the channel now but just a blank screen ( I will look into it ) In your opinion what is a good plan , I'm all over the place learning PHP, JavaScript, Ruby, Python and a little moo and JQ ( I think learning JS first is best? ) Do I just stick with JS and pick away at moo or does learning JQ help with moo ?
Thanks again who said there's no help for beginners ? =] On Friday, May 11, 2012 5:21:04 AM UTC-4, Dimitar Christoff wrote: > > On 11/05/2012 10:06, pixel67 wrote: > > Dimitar, > > > > Thanks for the info, I have to ask though what is up with the > > irc.freenode, I was on the one for node.js and didn't get any responses > > not sure if I know how to use it? > > I would like to really see more people using moo, but it is tough going > > at first and maybe when I get up to speed a little more I will post > > links to * beginner tutorials * I really want to be a part of this > > community, I love javascript and moo is in line with that. > > > > I got Arrons book, after I finish the Modern JavaScript Develop and > > Design by Larry Ullman I will start in on that and I found this > > http://mrpaolo.github.com/mootools30days/ > > some of the links are dead on the sites that were referenced to learn > moo.:( > > > > IRc = internet relay chat -> a real time chat room where ppl talk (async > at times) about mootools or other stuff that matters. > > you need an IRC client like mIRC or BitchX or Colloquy for mac etc - > many clients. > > freenode has nothing to do with node.js - though there probably is a > nodejs channel on there. > > You connect to irc.freenode.net and then /join #mootools > > If you don't get a reply immediately, don't worry, people reply when > they return. > > Aarons book is awesome. When you read that, there's also Garrick's and > Keetos books to consider. > > For tutorials, http://stackoverflow.com/tags/mootools/info is more or > less up-to date. > > http://mrpaolo.github.com/mootools30days/ is interesting and new to me, > seems it is being collated from the Wayback Machine, if you look at > https://github.com/mrpaolo/mootools30days/ it has been updated as > recently as 2 months ago. > > Some of the practices are probably out of date or incomplete but it > certainly can't hurt to read it. > > have fun. > -- > Dimitar Christoff > > "JavaScript is to JAVA what hamster is to ham" > http://fragged.org/ | @D_mitar | https://github.com/DimitarChristoff >
