This is the fourth video (in two parts) in the C Programming series. This particular series when finished will take the viewer from basic C all the way to creating simple games in C on the GameBoy Advance platform. While not a current platform it does give a really great introduction in to handheld game production.
This video discusses a couple of very important concepts in C. First simple If conditinals are reviewed. Then the Else and Else If statements are introduced to make long, complex conditionals. The logic of if conditionals is than expanded so that AND and OR conditionals can be created.
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One of the most common questions I get is “What Programming Language Should I Learn First?” Others have attempted to answer this question, however, I’m not sure there really is a definitive answer.
Tables and the table tag are a great way to display information in columns and rows. While tables appear tricky at first, this tutorial will show you how to easily construct tables
If you’re tired of rebooting when you need to switch operating systems, or just want to give Linux a try without committing a hard drive partition, this tutorial is for you.
I’m not an instructional designer, however, I do teach and have an expertise in the technologies used to produce eLearning, so, hopefully, you’ll find these tips useful!
HTML mark up language, while not a programming language, is a critical tool in any web developer or web programmers tool kit. XHTML/HTML is the base language used to create all web sites and most mobile based programs. Without a good understanding XHTML/HTML its nearly impossible to successfully program for the web. This is a great place to start for non-programmers.
Tutorials for C and C++ programmers of all level. You can learn C++ techniques, from basic programming to more advanced C and C++ concepts. These tutorials are perfect for programming hobbiests, professionals and even students who are learning C and C++ as part of a college level computer science course or curriculum. Beginning C and C++ tutorials teach the basics, and more advanced tutorials will help you to become a proficient C and C++ programmer.
Actionscript is commonly associated with Adobe Flash. A powerful, object oriented language, Actionscript can also be used with Adobe Flex to create web based and desktop applications. The Actionscript tutorials are perfect for beginning programmers and more experienced programmers who are seeking to learn this increasingly important language.
PHP is the most common non proprietary web language. Commonly used to connect web sites to databases, drive eCommerce or other web related tasks, PHP is easy to learn and powerful. If you are seeking to create powerful applications on the web, PHP is a perfect programming language to learn.
Adobe Flex is not a programming language itself, but a web platform which allows you to create programs that can be deployed online and also as desktop applications. These tutorials teach the base language of Adobe Flex, MXML as well as show you how to integrate actionscript and other elements to develop complete applications.
This is the fourth video (in two parts) in the C Programming series. This particular series when finished will take the viewer from basic C all the way to creating simple games in C on the GameBoy Advance platform. While not a current platform it does give a really great introduction in to handheld game production.
This video discusses a couple of very important concepts in C. First simple If conditinals are reviewed. Then the Else and Else If statements are introduced to make long, complex conditionals. The logic of if conditionals is than expanded so that AND and OR conditionals can be created.
One of the most common questions I get is “What Programming Language Should I Learn First?” Others have attempted to answer this question, however, I’m not sure there really is a definitive answer.
Tables and the table tag are a great way to display information in columns and rows. While tables appear tricky at first, this tutorial will show you how to easily construct tables
If you’re tired of rebooting when you need to switch operating systems, or just want to give Linux a try without committing a hard drive partition, this tutorial is for you.
I just completed presenting and attending the BYOL eLearning conference in Salt Lake City, Utah. Having an opportunity to present for the attendees as well as attend a few sessions I had a unique perspective on the conference and came away with a few revelations about eLearning in general.
This is the second eLearning focused conference I have presented at and certainly will not be the last. I enjoyed the interaction with the others at the conference and enjoyed teaching two Actionscript Sessions and a shorter introductory session on Flex.
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