I've seen lately there's been an influx of new VB.Net people without teachers who wish to learn. There are multiple ways to learn, such as:
Video tutorials:
If you'd like, there are many written tutorials looking around HF. What about sites like:
Or maybe an Ebook? Look around the section, there's lots.
Or maybe you'd like to learn as you go along with tutorials and sources? How about stuff like:
Why do I pick that tutorial? Not because it's my own, because it's a non-boring concept (a RAT) still teaching you basic things, you could mod it (as it's simple.) ,or write more (as the possibilities for commands are endless.) Or just use it as is.
You should use reference sites before asking questions on HF, ie Google.com
My advice to you guys it to keep trying hard, all the new learners. A lot of coding is about logic, the more you Google instead of asking on HF, the better you'll get! Good luck guys. (: Any questions or suggestions, feel free to post. ^.^
Video tutorials:
If you'd like, there are many written tutorials looking around HF. What about sites like:
Or maybe an Ebook? Look around the section, there's lots.
Or maybe you'd like to learn as you go along with tutorials and sources? How about stuff like:
Why do I pick that tutorial? Not because it's my own, because it's a non-boring concept (a RAT) still teaching you basic things, you could mod it (as it's simple.) ,or write more (as the possibilities for commands are endless.) Or just use it as is.
You should use reference sites before asking questions on HF, ie Google.com
My advice to you guys it to keep trying hard, all the new learners. A lot of coding is about logic, the more you Google instead of asking on HF, the better you'll get! Good luck guys. (: Any questions or suggestions, feel free to post. ^.^
