Calling All Haiku Developer Wannabes
Have you ever wanted to learn to program for Haiku (or something else) but never had the money or the chance? Has something else gotten in the way? Even though I still don't have any real motivation to write code, right now I have plenty of motivation for writing about code.
I'm going to be publishing online programming lessons whenever I have some time. Usually this will be about one per week, but may happen more or less often on occasion, depending on how my spare time runs. These lessons will be available in PDF form under a Creative Commons license that will give me some options should I ever want to publish them in dead tree format.
Considering that I write fairly well and I've been teaching for more than 10 years now, this is quite an opportunity for someone who wants to learn to code. To kick things off, here's the first one. Learning to Program With Haiku, Lesson 1.
darkwyrm's blog
- Lesson 22: A First (Bigger) Project
- Programming with Haiku, Lesson 21: Replicants
- Lesson 20: Drag and Drop
- Lesson 19: Deeper in Application Scripting
- Lesson 18: Application Scripting
- Lesson 17: Writing a New Control, Part I
- Lesson 16: Fonts
- Lesson 15: Making a New File Type
- Lesson 14: I Node What You Did Last Summer
- Lucky Lesson 13: Queries