Best place to start?

[Lycan]

i was on holiday.... with my laptop and no internet....


Bought a book, learnt through boredom

[Chippiewill]

do what invent says,

it's exactly what im doing I'm just looking at loads of scripts then editing and improving then making script from what i learnt.

"Practise makes perfect"

"Sitting in school does not"

"Same goes for tutorials"

(although you can use those scripts then edit and also at techtuts theres comments in all the coding, or at least there should be)

[Lilian]

Ta, I did learn myself through looking through codes ect but I want to start learning bit by bit again.

[Chippiewill]

Get coding for dummies,


(if it exists which it proably does as they have almost got one for everything)

[craigg.]

Instead of buying "for dummies" books, go to a Borders shop/café and sit in there having a cup of tea/coffee as well as learning. They allow you to sit in for however long you want, so take some money on a weekend and possibly a pen and paper to note things down.

(Ignore if you have never heard of a Borders shop)

[Invent]

I love Borders ^_^

We have a big-ish one around 2 minutes away from me at a place called the 'coliseum' (next to the Cheshire Oaks (Mcarthur Glenn) Outlet Village if you've heard of it). =D

(Yeah this is completely off-topic, but idc ^.^).

[Hayd93]

I love Borders ^_^

We have a big-ish one around 2 minutes away from me at a place called the 'coliseum' (next to the Cheshire Oaks (Mcarthur Glenn) Outlet Village if you've heard of it). =D

(Yeah this is completely off-topic, but idc ^.^).

Bloddy hell i live near there lol

[Dentafrice,]

I started out editing other peoples work, then began to do it my own..

I started about with about 90000 test files to test functions, then I would add on a little more, then a little more, and have a scripts