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VB.net & C# Tutorials (YouTube) - Dionysus. - Oct 19, 2014
Hi, my name is Dionysus.
I love to share my experience with people and help them further through programming. That's why I'm doing this.
Visual Basic
Visual C#
* - +Haze - Oct 19, 2014
I must say good contribution, I can see you took some time out.
Here's my suggestions.
- Actually plan out what your videos is gonna consist of and what you're going to talk about in each video.
- Start really basic, like with Console Application. Teach Data types and how to printline
- Teach/Record one language at a time. Finish VB.NET language then move onto C# and vice versa
- Be consistent with the video. For e.g. on your first vb.net tutorial you jumped straight into Winows Form. But on your first C# tut you went to Console Application?
But none the less good job.
* - Only3 - Oct 19, 2014
😁 are we have here a new haze 😏
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* - Dionysus. - Oct 19, 2014
(Oct 19, 2014 11:35 AM)+Haze Wrote: I must say good contribution, I can see you took some time out.
Here's my suggestions.
- Actually plan out what your videos is gonna consist of and what you're going to talk about in each video.
- Start really basic, like with Console Application. Teach Data types and how to printline
- Teach/Record one language at a time. Finish VB.NET language then move onto C# and vice versa
- Be consistent with the video. For e.g. on your first vb.net tutorial you jumped straight into Winows Form. But on your first C# tut you went to Console Application?
But none the less good job.
Thanks for the constructive feedback. I will use it to optimize the upcoming.
* - NETExplorer - Oct 19, 2014
Quote:Hi, my name is Dionysus.
I love to share my experience with people and help them further through programming. That's why I'm doing this.
I think you should learn yourself before you start teaching other people
* - Dionysus. - Oct 20, 2014
(Oct 19, 2014 04:38 PM)PatPositron Wrote: I think you should learn yourself before you start teaching other people
I do have quite a knowledge on Visual Basic, that's what I'm planning to do first, might take HTML (not programming language) after that so that I know C# good enough to teach it. I'm fully capable with HTML & CSS so that's for in between.
* - Marwix - Oct 20, 2014
It's not bad for a good start. You might get somewhere with this.
However, I would love if you could take a more deep look into VB.NET and see if you can try to maybe help new members on this section and continue to create new youtube videos.
Else than that, good work and keep it up!
* - BerryP - Oct 24, 2014
I dont know... I mean its okay that you want to teach people out there how to use VB, but if you dont know ANYTHING about programming itself than its kinda confusing to start with 'Form Applications'. Start with: Whats an compiler, debugger, an IDE, why are there different programming languages (or more that there are).
And than make a series about programming itself.
Maybe start with VBS (Visual Basic Script) to explain what variables and so on are. So without an IDE and stuff like that. Than go on with something: 'Ok thats good an all, but know lets make a useful program. How does that sound ? For that you will need to learn a more advandced language and use an IDE' (My english isn´t that good, but I hope you understand what I mean)
Peace.